Carl Pickens
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It's force because it's backed up with a cage or a gun.
If I'm traveling on an interstate at 2am and the speed limit is 70, you clock me at 90, there are no other car on the road. What is the problem?
The way it becomes a crime is, if I wreck, injuring persons or property. By giving someone a ticket (ransom note) for failing to obey an arbitrary number on a sign is absurd, as well as extortion.
No, you guys just think there should be a law for everything. When in reality that's the problem, we have entirely too many laws on the books as is.
A crime is commited when persons or property is damaged. How is that hard to understand?
So, you should be allowed to drive 60 in a school zone repeatedly until you damage someone? As ugly as it sounds, I hope the kid you hit is yours because no right thinking person would have an issue with stopping someone blasting through a school zone with kids present and citing them.
So, you should be allowed to drive 60 in a school zone repeatedly until you damage someone? As ugly as it sounds, I hope the kid you hit is yours because no right thinking person would have an issue with stopping someone blasting through a school zone with kids present and citing them.
You obviously don't have kids. If you did you would understand that with your attitude you wouldn't be able to live with the "bad" were you to damage one of my kids.
Perhaps you should read further where i state the better option is for the community to come up with measures to prevent such actions. I suggested speed bumps. You can post a speed limit all you like, the sign simply stands there and does nothing without a cop there to enforce the "limit"
In other words, it's communities who can offer better and more realistic solutions than government.
Communities already offer these solutions via local government. I could take the anarchist point of view though and just stand in the school zone and shot you the second time you come through the zone doing 60. Sorry my replies are a couple of days outdated but you are really displaying a clueless streak.
We were discussing insurance rates associated with seatbelt laws Numbnuts.
You may want to look through your policy once more..... It's not there. When I say from a liability perspective I'm talking about the injuries you cause another party when at fault in an accident. It doesn't matter if they're wearing their seatbelt or not.
Your health insurance is going to cover your injuries minus whatever small amount of med pay coverage you have on your auto policy.
Yes we were. That's why I don't understand your comments about liability. Me wearing a seatbelt doesn't make me any more or less likely to harm others or their property.
The only thing that's relevant is the medical side. And I've already said if you insurance puts it in your policy that they'll only pay your medical bills if you wear your seatbelt, then that's up to them.
So no, we do not need seatbelt laws to keep insurance rates down.
Mother of pearl....if you hit someone who isn't wearing their seatbelt makes them more likely to be hurt and if you're at fault, you're liable for their injuries. Who pays for that? Your auto insurance..... Now do you get it? Personally I don't give two craps about seat belt laws, I was only trying to provide you with an explanation of Beast's point of view.
