A factual and balanced presentation, I thought. It's more than a little disconcerting though, to finally understand the magnitude of irresponsibility and outright dangerous behavior in the field. The letter from "R.C." was particularly shocking, in that someone could display that level of wanton disregard for someone else's property and safety. If that was my field he was driving through, he'd be leaving in a big hurry with an a** load of CIL buckshot. Someone obviously peed in the gene pool.
It's really not enough that people like this be ostracized by the chaser community, because they are usually somewhat sociopathic anyhow, and don't lend themselves to being part of a group, anyhow. Something more must be done to deal with them. What should be done is a tougher call to answer.
Like I mentioned some time ago, I'm a lot more frightened of the lowest common denominator on the highways than I am of most of the storms.
