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17-05-2008, 07:14 AM
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Seems to me that at least 90% of the people on here disagree with the way the police and the courts are handling the "Hooning" problems, therefore i ask you, How would you solve the problem.How are you going to stop an 18 or 19 year old from driving like a maniac on the roads. There are already adds on tv, there are warnings what will happen if you do it especially if you do it again and again. How do you stop the ones that actually hold up traffic on a 3 lane highway so that 2 'Hoons" can have the whole highway to race on.?
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