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It's OK to send them to the Daily Times though, eh? 
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3 comments:
As long as there are no photos of the actual victim, then there is no problem. If you get in an accident on public property, prepare to be shot!
photographing accidents is a great way to show the dangers of the road that so many people carelessly forget on a daily basis. Not to mention, they could save someone a court case (as in accident scene investigation).
Again, NO PHOTOS OF VICTIMS SHOULD EVER BE POSTED. But cars are not victims, merely instruments to help people carry out their lives.
...And guess what!? Accidents are a part of life.
gruesome photos ? ummm i havent been reading this blog for to long but i am yet to see a gruesome photo..
Someone took the time and money to submit that? LOL Wow, they have WAAAAAAAAY too much time on their hands.
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