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So...you're just going to change the topic? That dude is talking about immigrants or whatever, I don't care. That's not the law itself, which applies to everyone.
Of course it applies to everyone. They certainly couldn’t enact a law exclusively for illegal aliens. So, they did the next best thing, and changed their policy to protect illegals under the guise of being for all. Who other than illegals, and a small group of citizen drivers who have had their license suspended or revoked would benefit? It essentially makes driving without a license an acceptable practice, and will only lead to more deaths. But, as long as it benefits illegals, all is well.
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Because the bill doesn't get rid of the requirement, which you'd know if you read the article. Jesus.
No, but it does remove the penalty for driving without a license. So, what’s the difference?
Because the bill doesn't get rid of the requirement, which you'd know if you read the article. Jesus.
Sure it does. Even if they impound the car until the owner shows up to pick it up, there is nothing requiring the illegal to stop driving without a license. He can just hop in another car and start driving like nothing happened.
Of course it applies to everyone. They certainly couldn’t enact a law exclusively for illegal aliens. So, they did the next best thing, and changed their policy to protect illegals under the guise of being for all. Who other than illegals, and a small group of citizen drivers who have had their license suspended or revoked would benefit? It essentially makes driving without a license an acceptable practice, and will only lead to more deaths. But, as long as it benefits illegals, all is well.
I never said I supported the law, of course.
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No, but it does remove the penalty for driving without a license. So, what’s the difference?
It doesn't remove the penalty for driving without a license. It removes a certain type of penalty in a certain type of situation.
And, the removal of a “certain type of penalty” essentially makes driving without a license an acceptable practice.
No. It means that you don't get arrested for it at DUI checkpoints, but instead get a citation. If you are pulled over for speeding, for example, it doesn't seem like this law would apply.
No. It means that you don't get arrested for it at DUI checkpoints, but instead get a citation. If you are pulled over for speeding, for example, it doesn't seem like this law would apply.
A citation rather than arrest for driving without a license. Whoopty do! How is that not the same as eliminating the penalty for driving without a license? Moreover, you cannot assume that the same idiotic policy does not apply to speeders. After all, if they are removing the penalty at DUI checkpoints, why would they not likewise remove the penalty for unlicensed speeders?
A citation rather than arrest for driving without a license. Whoopty do! How is that not the same as eliminating the penalty for driving without a license?
Because citations are penalties?
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Moreover, you cannot assume that the same idiotic policy does not apply to speeders. After all, if they are removing the penalty at DUI checkpoints, why would they not likewise remove the penalty for unlicensed speeders?
I'm not assuming, I believe it was in the article.
What "penalty" are they receiving from a citation?
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I'm not assuming, I believe it was in the article.
Did the article indicate the penalty for speeders driving without a license?
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