Don't worry, Mercedes are probably pulling out after 2018, so then it'll be someone else's turn to dominate

Nah, next race Hamilton will sneeze within a mile of a car on a qualifying/practice hot lap and they'll disqualify him

We aren't in the 2011 "Hamilton's fault" season anymore mate

Seriously tough, I think the officials seem to take more into account the result of an incident before issuing penalties. So taking out both drivers of your team and wrecking the title chase may have seemed punishment enough. Can't say i agree with the approach, especially when you also take out two other serious race contenders in the process, but that's the feeling I got from the recent races.
I'd rather the officials wander this side of the fence though, and let em race.

How was that a racing incident? Are we assuming that Vettel's shit start and moving across taking out 3 cars and himself was called racing

Same as Schumacher

Unstoppable when's he is in a dominant car.

Drivers like a lunatic when he's under the slightest amount of pressure.

that's naive. Remember the summer of 2000 when things weren't going his way? Twice over aggressive at the start, twice out at T1.

That's a tad harsh man. Or am I missing the sarcasm in this post?
Vettel had a garbage start and he was just trying to limit the damage, albeit overly aggressively. I don't think he felt pressure or threw a hissy fit. Just a blatant misjudgment and brain cramp on his part.

Lunatic might be a strong word, but you've pretty much made my point for me. He does buckle under pressure.

He won 4 championships by getting the lead in the best car on the grid and keeping it. Schumacher did the same thing.

During those 4 championships when he found himself not in the lead he collided with a lot of drivers. I don't have the time to go through examples but straight away I can think of Webber at Turkey, Button at Spa, I'm sure there is more.

Then there was last year at Mexico too where he completely lost the plot as well.

Sebastien "ralf schumacher hockenheim 03" Vettel

Kimi might still have been close enough behind to have hit Max had he braked in that situation. That's what the people saying Max has blame in this don't get. You brake to avoid someone in the run down to T1 and you risk being hit from behind. That's why Ferrari's attempt to get Schummy in front of Rubens at Austria 2000 resulted in the pile up. The people behind aren't expecting you to slow more then they should be expecting.

Vettel should have been punished. I suspect that if it was someone with form for being all crashy then they'd have been given a ban like Grosjean was for his similar move at Spa '11.