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Performance Collision and Glass has received 1 rating(s) and 1 review(s), resulting in an average rating of 3.60 on a scale from 1 to 5. The overall rating for this automotive service provider is good.
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Aamir
I can't even bring myself to read all of the coemtnms anymore. It's too aggravating. Although I did respond to one guy on one of the stories in the past few days he had gone off on the cars-are-bigger, laws-of-physics argument, concluding that bikes belong on the sidewalk.I do have mixed feelings about the light issue. But to the question of is it irrelevant? At his point, in this case, it is irrelevant, because I have no idea if Macfie had lights or not. For all I know, he did, in which case why are people even talking about it? I wish the cops and D.A. would stop being so cop-and-D.A. and just tell us if he appeared to be lighted, so people aren't just speculating.I suppose the authorities think letting this information out will compromise their case somehow who knows why they do what they do. But a consequence of that is that it allows the public discussion to almost veer into an assumption that he didn't have lights. I guess it'll come out in court at some point.I was going to go off on a tangent about lights in general, but I'll save that for a later post. Right now, this whole case just makes me sad, frustrated and angry. And you are right, Seager, in that the No. 1 issue here is drinking and driving.
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