DW dramas in the US.

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DavidJohn
DavidJohn
VIC
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VIC, 17570 posts
14 Mar 2018 8:39pm
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husq2100
husq2100
QLD
2031 posts
QLD, 2031 posts
14 Mar 2018 8:28pm
How many states do they have?
are they all Police states......
juandesooka
juandesooka
615 posts
615 posts
15 Mar 2018 7:29am
this one appears to be a Nanny State
yeesh!
Piros
Piros
QLD
7303 posts
QLD, 7303 posts
15 Mar 2018 12:58pm
40 to 60 mph winds , I suppose there has to be limit maybe 35 ? Not backing the cops but there is no self rescue on a Sup in 60 mph winds.
micksmith
micksmith
VIC
1701 posts
VIC, 1701 posts
15 Mar 2018 6:00pm
It's a river not an Ocean for crying out loud, how bad can it get. No different than having a failure on a windsurfer or kite imo.
Seajuice
Seajuice
NSW
919 posts
NSW, 919 posts
15 Mar 2018 7:36pm
Just shows common sense died long ago.
So now I suppose everyone gets fined for anything that is potentially dangerous. What next? So does one have to call the authorities when the surf is pumping? Mountain bike riding on a new track? Hang gliding? Base jumping? Give me a break.
Even if those downwinders did inform the authorities that they were going for a DW paddle. They probably would have been informed of a fine if they did go.
Like all government nowadays. Money comes first. After the fines. Who cares!
What should have happened in this case? The cops should have just asked if they were OK & confident with safety gear & let them go on.
If the unfortunate would have happened. Then fine them if they didn't have or didn't use the correct safety gear.
If a life is lost. So be it. That's life.
And if anyone says otherwise. Then maybe we should stop driving cars, walking the streets, or eating junk food. Lol! I rest my case. Lol!
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