Posted in: 88-year-old ex-bureaucrat to be referred to prosecutors over fatal car crash See in context
In all the countries must be mandatory to renew the license at least every 5 years and must include a test drive and physical and psychological exam. When I got my first license I was 21 but only 4 years later I started to use glasses, without them my vision is compromised, but for renewing my license I only need to present the previous and pay for the new, that's all, no exams, no test at all. There's no need to be discriminatory to the elders, if people pass the exams then they could drive, if not they must give up and use public transportation.
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Posted in: Judge reprimanded for ‘inappropriate’ tweet concerning abandoned dog case See in context
People forget that if you are in a power position you are not anymore just a civilian, you are the representation of the authority, your comments have by far more weight and can have legal consequences.
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Posted in: Democrats call Trump a danger to democracy; Republicans say impeachment drive a sham
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Posted in: 'Old man' Trump is bluffing, says North Korea: KCNA
Haha, the moron crew is in full rage tonight!
Posted in: Democrats call Trump a danger to democracy; Republicans say impeachment drive a sham