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Old 01-28-2024, 06:50 PM
 
Location: New York Area
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Perhaps the public like the idea so there's no reason for them to vote them out. What I've noticed going through this thread is the naysayers just ignore the counter arguments and just keep mentioning these outliers that are few and far between (i.e. criminals chasing you, women having babies, people blocking others and not letting them change lanes...that one being the silliest since anyone can do that now by simply accelerating or slowing down).

I mentioned earlier that I wouldn't expect this to pass. But I may change my mind on that thought if the best people can argue against this is their free-dumb. We do not live in a free society and their are plenty of laws enacted to prevent society from being the Wild, Wild West. And those laws are in place because the voting contingency want it that way.

Do you have a reasonable counter argument to those that say a law like this will reduce traffic fatalities?
People wanting basic liberty is not "free-dumb" despite your pejorative wording.

 
Old 01-28-2024, 06:58 PM
 
Location: Austin Metroplex, SF Bay Area
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People wanting basic liberty is not "free-dumb" despite your pejorative wording.
So that's it? You do realize that society votes on those liberties weighing other things they also consider a priority (the safety of its citizens being one of them).

So what's your argument against those that say this will significantly reduce traffic fatalities? Your want your free-dumb?

What will you say to people that never drive 10 mph over the speed limit and don't buy into the silly outliers?
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