Bravo2zero_sps

I have no issue with your question and my answer is this: Those teenagers (not children in my view) were not killed by anyone, they killed themselves. When I saw the news I didn't see it as the loss of 5 young people, I saw it as the loss of 5 car thieves to which I was glad about. If it had been an accident involving innocent people then I would have been saddened by it. These car thieves were from one of the worst parts of Hastings (I live in the region so we had a lot of coverage on the news) and I would assume that stealing this car was just a tiny part of a bigger picture to do with their background. I do not believe these teenagers would have grown up to be sensible law abiding people, more of a case if they are stealing cars at 14 by the time they are 20 they would be doing far more serious crimes. That is only my opinion, but its based upon the facts of what they were doing, how young they were to be doing that and where they are from. Hastings is a particularly nasty place at the best of times and when I have been there at night I have been more concerned for my safety then I have ever been when out in London. It is a crime haven and there are more muggings, rapes, serious assaults in Hastings than most of the rest of the country. 5 less car thieves and potentially serious criminals on the street is a good thing.