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"Josip Kolar" <josip96@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> > "Josip Kolar" <josip96@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> > > Today, Saturday 2.11.2002, happened something very odd to me.
> > > It was a sunny afternoon in Mirrabooka, at about 16:30.
> > > I drove from Mirrabooka Square onto Yirrigan Drive towards Alexander
> > Drive,
> > > and was going to turn right into Dianella Drive slowing down gradually
> to
> > 20
> > > km/h and even slower, although there was green right arrow. Behind me
> was
> > a
> > ..................
> > Maybe the policeman was rude/rough, but you were driving dangerously and
> > your daughter was behaving in an insulting manner and illegally nursing
a
> > child - you probably looked for all the world like just another shithead
> > with an attitude. Why doesn't she know what to do when you have a turn?
> Why
> > is she more concerned with being rude to other drivers? If you were
> > hypoglycemic you would have a fairly short time before passing out from
> lack
> > of sugar, but to be creeping home sick @ 20kph you were probably
> > hyperglycemic and are not insulin-dependent (otherwise you could have
> > insulin to lower the sugar level). If this happens often your
> > diet/insulin/exercise is not in balance and you need to see a doctor -
do
> > this before you worry about any police brutality or conspiracy theories.
> You
> > are going to kill yourself or someone else before the "baddies" get you.
> >
> >
>
> Thanks mate, well spoken. Actually, too well for my understanding.
> I have survived that, and many other, "police brutality" and/or
"conspiracy
> theories".
> You haven't, that's for sure; you do not know how the things are in
reality.
> You know, if you do, how the things should be.
> See, everyone is different; some claim that every person is the same.
> At least, I AM different; so the things are different with me and thus
> uncomprehensive to some.
>
> Regardless of green lights, I believe that is my right to stop when I see
> fit.
> Not at someone else's command, be it even a commissioner of the police.
> As far I understand the rules, one must not drive, or go, trough red
light.
> And even this is questionable and depends on circumstances.
> And for a green arrow... I was braking for more than fifty metres before
> sopping.
> Only a troll would not see glowing braking lights on my car and slam into
> me.
>
> But the story I presented is not complete; I presented only a part that I
> think is more important.
> I was slowing for two reasons at the same time, of which none occurred to
> the policeman.
> Other reason is that towards me was driving another troll with full speed
> and stopped at the very last second.
> That's why I was not sure and finally stopped; and continued to drive when
> the other driver stopped.
> Would you exercise your right and drive, trusting the green arrow?
> In my opinion I was wrong because of my being too cautious.
>
> And as for my medical condition, I know better than anyone else how to
> control it.
> It is not so bad, but only when it comes I am more cautious and would stop
> the vehicle rather than chance.
> I am in possession of heavy vehicle drivers licence with clean past.
> But now, in a tiny Hyundai, I am very bad driver.
> Yes, my daughter should not to put a finger up, I agree.
>

You did not say you were stopping for another car, or that you are often
victimised - why, and how could the police even tell you are a target from
behind? You can go or stop whenever you feel like it but if there is no
reason for the surprise to the traffic you will still be fined because it's
against the law.