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Should R. Čačić just step down from politics already?

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granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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joined Jul 2009
#241 ·
Charles Martin2 said:

How can anyone trust Cacic when he's constantly spinning yarns!?


Look, I never bought his crap to begin with—but man, it’s good to see those firefighters over in Canada finally spoke up and confirmed that Cacic is full of it. Still, I bet there are some idiots out there who'll keep defending him even after this mess.☕
boldcyclist18 boldcyclist18 Newcomer
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#242 ·
Of course he’s lying. He lied about his first collisions, too. Claiming he blacked out? Give me a break. If someone actually lost consciousness behind the wheel, they wouldn't be back on the road anytime soon. He lied because he’s arrogant, entitled, and a complete crook who thinks he’s untouchable by the law. Honestly, it’s a pattern; other big shots in his party are cut from the same cloth. You’ve got one person killing their own dog just for running into the street, and another running over a police officer who was simply trying to issue a ticket for illegal parking. It’s all the same breed of person.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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joined Apr 2013
#243 ·
boldcyclist18 said:Of course he’s lying. He lied about his first collisions, too. Claiming he blacked out? Give me a break. If someone actually lost consciousness behind the wheel, they wouldn't be back on the road anytime soon. He lied because he’s arrogant, entitled, and a complete crook who thinks he’s untouchable by the law. Honestly, it’s a pattern; other big shots in his party are cut from the same cloth. You’ve got one person killing their own dog just for running into the street, and another running over a police officer who was simply trying to issue a ticket for illegal parking. It’s all the same breed of person.

Why wouldn't he drive if he passed out once? I know a guy—a traveling salesman—who blacked out on an interstate outside of Atlanta last year, and he’s still driving every single day. It’s his livelihood, after all...
Nicole Murphy Nicole Murphy Newcomer
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joined Feb 2010
#244 ·
My man Auklif, you are seriously exhausting.
copperskipper38 copperskipper38 Member
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joined Feb 2010
#245 ·
Adam Collins4 said:Why wouldn't he drive if he passed out once? I know a guy—a traveling salesman—who blacked out on an interstate outside of Atlanta last year, and he’s still driving every single day. It’s his livelihood, after all...

The issue is the inherent danger posed to himself and everyone else sharing the road. I personally know someone living with epilepsy who drives around acting as if they’re perfectly healthy, but I certainly wouldn't volunteer to be their passenger.😉
Walter Evans69 Walter Evans69 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2010
#246 ·
Čačić ought to step away from politics, not merely because of what has transpired, but because he seems to be moving from one falsehood to another. This pattern becomes quite evident when you examine any news report that isn't biased in his favor. He simply needs to tell the truth. While it is certainly certain that neither he nor anyone else intended for this situation to unfold, once it does occur, one must take responsibility and admit, "I am at fault; this happened."

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