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Over zealous photographers caused the death of Princess Diana, just something worth thinking about.
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Over zealous photographers caused the death of Princess Diana, just something worth thinking about.
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ummmmm, drunk bodyguard behind the wheel caused the death of Diana I think you'll find the inquests say.
Photographers are an easy victim to blame.
Photographers are an easy victim to blame.
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dont start me off on the diana therorys
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thats all they are, theories. proof has been laid out in a court of law.
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The inquest was a shambles! For me there are far too many things pointing to foul play.
The majority of folk in the UK still believe she was knocked off too according to opinion polls.
Anyway back on topic, I doubt many photographers would go to the extent of taking pics and putting someone elses life in danger. Even the paps don't do that - yes they may hound famous people but that doesn't mean they should drive faster or put their own lives in risk trying to get away from them. However I do think the pap should ease up on famous people who didn't choose to be famous or in the lime-light, eg children of famous people, relatives etc. Unless of course the are obviously doing stuff to get attention. Royal family excluded, least until they stop sponging of the rest of us - they're rich enough as it is, they don't need millions from us every year!!! Yet its them who actually DO get protection from photographers!!
The majority of folk in the UK still believe she was knocked off too according to opinion polls.
Anyway back on topic, I doubt many photographers would go to the extent of taking pics and putting someone elses life in danger. Even the paps don't do that - yes they may hound famous people but that doesn't mean they should drive faster or put their own lives in risk trying to get away from them. However I do think the pap should ease up on famous people who didn't choose to be famous or in the lime-light, eg children of famous people, relatives etc. Unless of course the are obviously doing stuff to get attention. Royal family excluded, least until they stop sponging of the rest of us - they're rich enough as it is, they don't need millions from us every year!!! Yet its them who actually DO get protection from photographers!!
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We brits do like our conspiricies dont we! LOL
Dianna died because..
a. drunk driver
b. speed
c. No seat belt
Photographers, no matter how zealous, were not to blame. People make their own choices in life. simple.
It was the actions AFTER the accident that called the photographers into question - Some of the behaviours shown were awful. However, in that situation, i would help, not hinder.
Dianna died because..
a. drunk driver
b. speed
c. No seat belt
Photographers, no matter how zealous, were not to blame. People make their own choices in life. simple.
It was the actions AFTER the accident that called the photographers into question - Some of the behaviours shown were awful. However, in that situation, i would help, not hinder.
