Should he still be driving at 97?

annep
People aren't going to change their outlook ir behaviour just because you don't happen to like it.

I don't care if people are arrogant or disdainful. It wouldn't affect me.
Nor would it if the person was overtly humble or sycophantic.
I bet there are many GNers who have relatives with traits that they think are awful but in many cases they either overlook them for the sake of peace or put up with it. It doesn't mean that that behaviour is endorsed.
You can always remove yourself from the company of those whose manners are unacceptable.
Every person sets their own standard.

Sparkle I post and disagree with you so I am arguing, what then are you doing ?

Annie What a silly question. Honestly, you could start an argument in an empty room.

Sparkle no young drivers have accidents ?

I am use to seeing farmers of age driving around roads here,

Well, I'm certainly not jealous of their wealth or privilege. I couldn't give a fig! And I am usually a supporter of the RF, as long as it is slimmed-down, but I'm in agreement with what seems to be the consensus on mainstream media that PP should give up driving.

We have always had cars delivered after an accident, we pay for this in our insurance premiums.

Every thread about the Royal Family seems to end up in a "bun fight", not sure why, could it be jealousy of wealth and privilege?

Annie re PP's previous car accidents, I did point out that this recent one was the worst, although he has run people off the road before, apparently. Perhaps it was just the other person good driving that prevented a serious crash?

I think even you, Annie, will have to agree that there's a difference between "not giving in to old age" and driving carelessly and dangerously.

Phillip is being criticised because he is not giving in to old age, something applauded on this forum , he has been driving for over 70 years, now it seems he has been in several accidents over this period, never heard of him being taken to hospital, or the queen, because of injuries .

What is repeated on this thread is the fact he was able to have a second car delivered , wealthy. He is a member of the royal family, arrogant thinks he is above us. Even ‘he has dementia’.

Being disdainful/arrogant is acceptable?? . In simple language that is saying it's ok to be unpleasant/not nice to others. Strange way of thinking.

Anniebach There are many mentions of PP's previous accidents online, including one or more when he had the Queen in the car. I don't think he's actually totalled 2 cars until now, though.

I think it's perfectly ok to be arrogant and distainful if that's your bag, just as it's ok to be a sycophant.
One doesn't need to subscribe to that behaviour in order to accept that behaviour in others.
Live and let live, unless you can't abide fellow humans who have different traits to those you deem acceptable.
In that case, perhaps cloning yourself might be an idea.

Practically everything the D of E says and does illustrates how arrogant and disdainful of the general population he is. One of his comments that always sticks in my mind is:

(to the then Paraguay dictator General Stroessner) “It’s a pleasure to be in a country that isn’t ruled by its people.”

I agree Anniebach the lowest form of disloyalty, her staff moaning about her when she’s not around to defend herself.

Not wearing a seat belt is plain silly, when the law insists on it and all the evidence backs it up.

Gonegirl, I have a thing about betrayal of trust , angers me.

If there was a 'like' button *Ab"...

I have no time for the likes of Ken Wharfe and the ghastly Paul Burrell making money by writing these books

Sublime to the ridiculous?

Well, not particularly sublime...

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Ken Wharfe , who wrote a book about Diana’s affairs and still gets involved in any royal family story .

How he caught married Oliver Hoare hiding behind plants in the hall in his knickers and Diana was sooo in love with him

So,he's arrogant. Does it matter? He won't be around much longer anyway.

He probably thinks, "If I get hurt, it's no one's business but my own". He's right.

Not wearing a seatbelt on a public road is arrogant when, according to Ken Wharfe, a former protection officer, all the RF were told it was against the law not to wear one when the legislation first came into force.

PP clearly thinks he's above the law.

I don't care if he wears a seatbelt or not. But I do care that the people in the other car receives appropriate compensation.

No. I didn't say that. But there's no point worrying, or even caring, about it.

Not wearing a seat belt is arrogant ? It may be stupid but it isn’t arrogant. Is everyone booked for speeding arrogant ?

He has had countless accidents, have these been recorded or are there people coming forward now ? I read one man claimed Phillip nearly ran into him 30 years ago

I think it unfair to judge him as arrogant or insensitive because he wasn’t wearing a seat belt.

so what you're saying is that its OK for one rule for them and another for the rest of us gonegirl