Quote (Mr_Mill @ 19 Jun 2015 17:39)

I think I had enough of that when I was young :lol:

Quote (B4al @ Jun 19 2015 03:44pm)

Reus case was similar if not worse.

First of all, he simply ignored the rules about having a driver license on several occasions which could have killed another.

Secondly, he speeded while doing it on several occasions, aka higher chances of killing a few.

Not like he was cruising and wasnt actually something to care about.

If i were driving through deutschland, i wouldn rather have him imprisoned.

Quote (Mr_Mill @ 19 Jun 2015 11:21)

Reus could easly have gotten into accidents aswell, the only thing is that Vidal actually crashed his car.

Quote (Andi @ Jun 19 2015 07:31pm)

Reus was judged according to what the Law is.
Vidal was not
That's the difference here

Quote (Andi @ 19 Jun 2015 19:31)

Reus was judged according to what the Law is.
Vidal was not
That's the difference here

Quote (Fashionkiller @ 19 Jun 2015 20:00)

What did Reus do?

Quote (B4al @ 19 Jun 2015 16:44)

Reus case was similar if not worse.

First of all, he simply ignored the rules about having a driver license on several occasions which could have killed another.

Secondly, he speeded while doing it on several occasions, aka higher chances of killing a few.

Not like he was cruising and wasnt actually something to care about.

If i were driving through deutschland, i wouldn rather have him imprisoned.

Quote (Andi @ 19 Jun 2015 18:31)

Reus was judged according to what the Law is.
Vidal was not
That's the difference here

Quote (fender @ Jun 19 2015 08:59pm)

like i said earlier, it's a crime and should be punished but obviously he can drive. there are formula 1 drivers who don't even have a license and i'd rather have the streets full of drivers without license who can drive than 1/10 who's driving drunk. not that any of that was a good option...



he's done discussing it and will never admit he was wrong, hehe...

Quote (Andi @ Jun 19 2015 05:31pm)

Reus was judged according to what the Law is.
Vidal was not
That's the difference here

Quote (Mr_Mill @ 19 Jun 2015 21:09)

So now you're simply baiting me out Fender? I can clearly admit when I'm wrong.

I have my opinion on this mather and you have yours, you should be able to comprehend that.


I agree with the fact that Reus was judged by the law while Vidal got off very easly, however I don't always agree with the judges the law make.

Quote (fender @ Jun 19 2015 09:25pm)

i don't know if you remember this but your "opinion" was that if neuer did the same as vidal he'd get away with a massive fine. and while i can't technically PROVE the opposite as it did not happen, all the arguments i presented clearly support my point which is: no, you're wrong - he would NOT get away that easily... this is what i was referring to...