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PostPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 4:25 am 
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I would like to read the word "slut" that you claim I used to describe her please can you point out where that was?


My mistake, you called her a "tramp" not "slut". I'll amend that discrepancy.

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Well I would agree that the name of her campaign is a bit lurid, but I think it's you that's equating verbab abuse with rape, not her?

Realy? hmm............interesting :? Using that yardstick taxi drivers up and down the country should setup campaigns to stop rape of taxi drivers by passengers each time some one insults or name-calls a driver?
Or maybe in you think that doesn't happen.


Well I've been abused by passengers, but self-evidently not murdered by any, but if my experiences led to a campaign against crime against drivers by passengers, are you saying that I would have to leave assualts and murder out of it just because I hadn't suffered it myself?

And are you saying that if I did include the whole gamut of passenger crime against drivers in my campaign then to that extent I'm equating verbal abuse with murder?

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Well I've been abused by passengers, but self-evidently not murdered by any, but if my experiences led to a campaign against crime against drivers by passengers, are you saying that I would have to leave assualts and murder out of it just because I hadn't suffered it myself?
If it led to a campaign? Do you think there may be a reason there isn't such a campaign? It surely can't be for lack of subject material. :D
Please campaign away at your will but DON'T go around suggesting that Murderers and assailants are not being punished and we need laws changed in order to do so. It would be however stupid to treat all your passengers as murderers and rapists, and if you do sir you will attract objections from people like myself.
There are campaigns like hail-safe that are fairly high profile and she could have joined up with to make difference. They warn women of risks of using cabs when alone and they offer advice on what to look for etc. I have no objection to that but it seems this lady needed some subject material for her media studies project and decided to make innocent taxi drivers a target of her attention. I hope she didn't make the grade in her degree course based on this project, otherwise as is suggested on another thread, God help us. Now that she has modified her objectives, there is little to argue about but ifs and buts.


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It would be however stupid to treat all your passengers as murderers and rapists, and if you do sir you will attract objections from people like myself.


Of course I wouldn't, but my point was that it was you who seemed to be equating all taxi drivers as the same rather than Sarah Coates doing it.

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Go on let's get into panto mood, "Oh no I didn't" :lol:


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