Swa
Honorary Master
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- May 4, 2012
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No it won't. It's the cops enforcing it that will get sued putting an even greater burden on our tax system as it is literally deemed a bottomless pit.There is never an excuse for drunk driving... Even Sans the Uber option. But this is not a deterrent this is merely the rtmc being retarded.... It would cost them so much money in lawsuits they would be bankrupt within 3 months.
You're saying it's against the law to have an alcohol level of 0.04 and that people that have a glass of beer or wine with their meal are law breakers? If they want that to be the case they should rather go for it instead of coming up with retarded ideas that bypass due process like the Aarto proposals. The limit was intentionally lowered by such a degree that if you're within it you can't be drunk so it's stupid to say that people shouldn't drink at all and drive or they're getting what's coming to them. The people that are really drunk don't even care for limits so it's stupid to hold them as an example of why this is "a good idea."Normal people, or law abiding citizens, don't drink and drive. And if two beers pushes you over the limit, maybe you should rather just have one beer and have the other one at home? Nobody HAS TO drink.
And this is also an out of control problem on the same level as other crimes, drunk drivers causes accidents. I had a young lady almost drive into me and a friend a few months ago on the bottelary road, drunk. She drove on the wrong side of the road, also claimed to only have had a few drinks.
What's really needed is enforcement of the existing laws and an overhaul of our judicial process.
No you missed common sense when it was handed out.Maybe I'm overreacting and missed the joke completely.
I wish I could say we have competent lawmakers that will see the obvious failures in this but alas having seen them in action I can't. Luckily we have a constitution.So they want to scare off people by depriving them of their rights and due process? Brilliant idea, but why stop at drunk driving? Surely those who text and drive can spend a month in jail before being granted bail. That would stop people from doing it. And those accused of speeding can spend about a year in jail before being granted bail.
You see where I am going with this? This is asinine. Unfortunately only those who can think further than the tip of their noses will see realise that.