FYI Street Car insanity continues

[Rollin Ollen]

Not sure how many young people can afford the car we are talking about?

I lived in the Greater Vancouver BC Canada for a number of years. Richmond is one of the cities that is a part of the group. In years past, there was a mass migration of Hong Cong wealth that settled there. Since then, the number of Super Cars being purchased for young sons to drive has exploded. As follows is one news story that should cause a jaw to drop. Please note that the drivers were all under the age of 21. Six had novice licenses so they were under the age of 18. Even today, stories like this out of Richmond are not uncommon.

B.C. sells Lamborghini forfeited in Richmond speeding case

A high-performance Lamborghini seized last year after an alleged street racing incident involving a number of expensive vehicles has been sold but the fate of three other seized vehicles still are in dispute with the owners.

www.richmond-news.com

 

[Underboss]

I lived in the Greater Vancouver BC Canada for a number of years. Richmond is one of the cities that is a part of the group. In years past, there was a mass migration of Hong Cong wealth that settled there. Since then, the number of Super Cars being purchased for young sons to drive has exploded. As follows is one news story that should cause a jaw to drop. Please note that the drivers were all under the age of 21. Six had novice licenses so they were under the age of 18. Even today, stories like this out of Richmond are not uncommon.

B.C. sells Lamborghini forfeited in Richmond speeding case

A high-performance Lamborghini seized last year after an alleged street racing incident involving a number of expensive vehicles has been sold but the fate of three other seized vehicles still are in dispute with the owners.

www.richmond-news.com

The exception, not the norm.
By some of the thinking in this thread, all guns should be removed from the general public. I mean, if one person goes insane with a gun in a crowd, no one should own one....

 

[Rollin Ollen]

The exception, not the norm.
By some of the thinking in this thread, all guns should be removed from the general public. I mean, if one person goes insane with a gun in a crowd, no one should own one...

My post was only to point out that, in some areas, these "super cars" are in the hands of people that clearly are not responsible enough to be able to use them properly and there are lots in Richmond. So sadly it is the norm there. These kids do not have the experience or training to handle them thus the general public is at risk and I believe that is what was the intent the OP.

I don't see anywhere where guns where mentioned. But, for what it's worth, I think firearm training is needed. It ain't the gun that kills people, it's the finger that pulls the trigger. The same with those super cars. I believe that proper training is a must.