NOISE, MUSIC LOUDNESS CONTROL!

[Niels Bohr 72]

Ever drive by a car that has their music cranked up to the max? Ever had to listen to a car that vibrates even your apartment building, like a earthquake?

Most times these cars have Peurto Ricans, Spanish music playing. A human theshold of hearing is an average of 90 dB. The exposure I received from these loudness over time have caused my ear to decrease in their sensitivity. I don't understand why there is a need to have loud music playing like that. I am ready to file a lawsuit for the compensation. These people will need to pay for their disturbances. I'm sick of it.

[Jenn! 918]

Good luck proving that your hearing has gradually been affected over time by loud Puerto Rican music. Yikes!

[Nagishkaw 510]

Noise and loud music....I hear this is how meditative relaxation techniques start out, by producing a pathway out of this world and into some sort of nirvana.

[Alex+R 0]

My aren't we getting litigious here at VJ. How would you prove they damaged your ears? I mean, the only way it can actually be that loud is if you're in the car that's playing the music, and it doesn't sound like you have any Puerto Rican friends, since you make nice generalizations about them, soooooooooo

[ajames79 0]

Ever drive by a car that has their music cranked up to the max? Ever had to listen to a car that vibrates even your apartment building, like a earthquake?

Most times these cars have Peurto Ricans, Spanish music playing. A human theshold of hearing is an average of 90 dB. The exposure I received from these loudness over time have caused my ear to decrease in their sensitivity. I don't understand why there is a need to have loud music playing like that. I am ready to file a lawsuit for the compensation. These people will need to pay for their disturbances. I'm sick of it.

who do you feel you can sue?

Are you going to track every car that drives by your apartment?

Good luck winning this fight.

[Niels Bohr 72]

I have Peurto Rican friends. They agree with me that some have problems with listening to the music at a normal level. And, many journal reports that the ear drum will deteriorate if the noise break the threshold of hearing.

They said to me, those are the people that have give people a perspective that is bad for Peurto Ricans.

Edited March 31, 2007 by consolemaster

[Nagishkaw 510]

But WOW! What amazing colours.

[ajames79 0]

My aren't we getting litigious here at VJ. How would you prove they damaged your ears? I mean, the only way it can actually be that loud is if you're in the car that's playing the music, and it doesn't sound like you have any Puerto Rican friends, since you make nice generalizations about them, soooooooooo

no kidding.

Everyone thinks they deserve compentastion for just about nothing.

Trip over a curb it is someone elses fault.

Spill hot coffee on yourself blame the resturant.

Become (magically) obese from eating fast food and it is the food joints fault.

Sick of hearing other peoples music...sue em.

I am thinking of suing our neighbors because their trees are giving me the worst allergies this spring.

[Niels Bohr 72]

My friends whom are Peurto Ricans don't like those music either I should say. Whenever they listen to music, it's always at a normal level. They too are sick of hearing it so loud that I disturbs other around them. It makes other people stereotype them, and they don't like it.

Now, as you can see, I did not file for compensation until a few years after a long exposure. I am more sensible than just brainless filing for compensation. And, a hearing loss is permanent damage. I have tolerated these people long enough.

Edited March 31, 2007 by consolemaster

[ajames79 0]

my neighbors trees have been giving me allergies for 28 years in a row now.

I am to the breaking point too.

[Minya's wife 25]

Why make a generalization about a people like that??? Your comment would have garnered more responses had you left out any reference to nationality/ethnicity from your complaint. FYI, it is not just Peurto Ricans Puerto Ricans who listen to loud music in their cars....many people do and there is NO published, peer-reviewed, study (that I'm aware of) that demonstrates that this or that nationality/ethnicity that overwhelmingly listens to loud music in their cars. But good luck w/ your lawsuit....I'm sure the courts in your state/city would love to see yet another "frivolous" law suit on their docket!

I'm sure there are generalizations about your nationality/ethnicity that you would not like to see pointed out on a public forum on the net....especially a forum on immigration. Not well done on your part. :no:

-P

Edited March 31, 2007 by Paula&Minya

[peejay 327]

Ever drive by a car that has their music cranked up to the max? Ever had to listen to a car that vibrates even your apartment building, like a earthquake?

Most times these cars have Peurto Ricans, Spanish music playing. A human theshold of hearing is an average of 90 dB. The exposure I received from these loudness over time have caused my ear to decrease in their sensitivity. I don't understand why there is a need to have loud music playing like that. I am ready to file a lawsuit for the compensation. These people will need to pay for their disturbances. I'm sick of it.

I found that empty beer bottles or bricks hurled at the offenders usually gets them to turn their noise down. And they stay out of your neighborhood too.

[SoL. 0]

Dear Consolemaster:

By the way, I am actually not Peurto Rican but Puerto Rican.

And guess what: My neighbors are NOT Puerto Rican here at KCMO and they do just exactly what you just described and they are NOT even listening to spanish music, so, what's your point on being so specific with nationality? Because you had a bad experience now YOU have to come to VJ and give us a bad name in here too? Sheeesh....

Edited March 31, 2007 by Sol-de-Verano

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

Dear Consolemaster:

By the way, I am actually not Peurto Rican but Puerto Rican.

And guess what: My neighbors are NOT Puerto Rican here at KCMO and they do just exactly what you just described and they are NOT even listening to spanish music, so, what's your point on being so specific with nationality? Because you had a bad experience now YOU have to come to VJ and give us a bad name in here too? Sheeesh....

Seems Peurto Ricans... sorry..... Puerto Ricans are little sensitive. It must be all that loud music.

[SoL. 0]

Dear Consolemaster:

By the way, I am actually not Peurto Rican but Puerto Rican.

And guess what: My neighbors are NOT Puerto Rican here at KCMO and they do just exactly what you just described and they are NOT even listening to spanish music, so, what's your point on being so specific with nationality? Because you had a bad experience now YOU have to come to VJ and give us a bad name in here too? Sheeesh....

Seems Peurto Ricans... sorry..... Puerto Ricans are little sensitive. It must be all that loud music.

Yeah that must be it