I want somebody to explain to me why the BAC should not be .00
In my experiences it's been
jobs/money/control. Surprised? lol
If there's a law there's probably a racket.
My experiences with death/destruction and folks I knew/know using inanimate objects and
actual crimes:
(All on "safe" regulated government roads -go figure
)
3 acquaintances killed by others in "DUI incidents".
2 of those victims (motorcycle driver & rider killed together) were
also drunk at the time and found not at fault. Big whoop. The driver of the truck that crossed the line got a giant fine
but less than 3 years. It was a bullshit case as they often are when the victims are drunk as well or engaged in some "illegal" activity with inanimate objects.
2 acquaintances who have killed others and served time. 5 years vehicular manslaughter and 10 years vehicular manslaughter. 1 alcohol related and the other prescription meds.
The one who served 5 years still drinks and drives. Good job there state.
Don't know the current behavior of the one who served 10 -lost track of him.
I don't know the details of the 5 year-alcohol related case but the 10 year-prescription meds one IMO should've gotten life w/parole/release left up to the victim's family. -A life sentence IMO
not because he was high but
because he through his actions killed somebody -he knew better. (distracted driving -he drove well onto the shoulder and ran over a bicyclist who died hours later)
Of course if the family of the young father killed wanted to see their father's killer released after or before 10 years I could abide by that. They would know best.
My friend's meds addiction was one thing,
his manner of carelessness was another. I had warned him many times about both as did his wife.
Monetary "warnings" issued by the state concerning inanimate objects are a joke and do nothing to incentivize mutually beneficial behavior/relationships.
Want to do is tossed out for
have to support state if caught. Seriously, WTF is
that? How could that possibly be good for mine or others rights?
If behavior is the problem then shouldn't the solution focus on
behavior and not the use of something without a will of it's own?
Let the
punishment fit the
actual crime against property or person. My condolences to those who have lost family/friends and have not seen justice done. My condolences for those who are continually tyrannized for inanimate objects. My condolences for those still serving time who are truly changed. My condolences to victim's families who are retarded by the state concerning forgiveness or reconciliation for those who have wronged them.
Way more than I intended to write, but hey, screw the state pushed-law-racket "solutions".
