Re: Granville Train Disaster

["Glenn J-B" <grjb@optushome.com.au>]

So, putting the copyright issue aside, what are we supposed to do? Put our
heads in paper bags and pretend that all the bad things in this world dont
happen?

Fair enough it wasnt the most pretty thing to look at, indeed the first
images I saw back in 1977 will stay with me for good. Noone wants to image
the horrific injuries sustained and the way people were killed in that
accident.

But you are overlooking one thing. The disaster happened. It is part of
Australian history. It is remembered nearly every year. And I am guessing
the subject of this thread explains it all really. So, if information on
this accident distresses you, dont read the thread. Some are genuinely
interested in the accident, and not from a goulish point of view.

Greg Rudd <grudd@mail.usyd.edu.au> wrote in message
3A62243B.68C75073@mail.usyd.edu.au">news:3A62243B.68C75073@mail.usyd.edu.au...
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> BEE EFF wrote:
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> > You Sir are a F_ckwit.
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> > Who wants to see pictures of a tradgedy where a shit load  of people
> > died. If you were there or a relative was there I bet you would'nt be
> > postin"
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> > Your a sick f_ck
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> > Bee Eff
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> I also have to agree with this.  Not only are these pictures are an
> infringement of copyright in which the penalty is around $50k.  I think
> the person concerned should have more taste than to post something like
> this.  I happen to know a guy who was actually there as part of the
> perway crews and he said it was not very nice at all.
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> In future do your homework before putting  stuff like this on a web site,
> you fool.
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> -greg
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