What makes your statement better?
You are arguing an endless loop of pseudo-logical counter arguments. What kind of statement is that? After you run out of argumentative statements you come to say “well then what makes you better”. That’s not a discussion, that’s just talking bullshit.
Bottom line is, either you believe the laws are bullshit. Or you think they are good and support them.
If you think they are BS, list why, I did.
If you think they are awesome amazing great and to be worshipped, state why.
That is all. I stated what I stated. My point of view is based on my personal experiences, views, places I’ve lived.
Obviously it’ll oppose or be different than to someone else.
Someone who believes that going 100km/hr is scary, in my book, shouldn’t be driving. Yet, on the other hand, the media takes advantage of this backed by political agenda, government, insurance agencies, money to be had, etc… and repeats over and over and over again certain stances, positions and ideas until people are brainwashed enough to believe it. I don’t buy into it, and my brain can not accept it, I’ve seen and lived elsewhere which portrays the absolute opposite and the people are better off. So of course I’ll argue the way I’ve argued.
My bottom line view is, speed does not kill, lack of driving skills kills, lack of driver training kills, lack of inattentiveness and carelessness, lack of knowing one own’s limits, influence of drugs and alcohol.
If we were to analyse every single case of ‘street racing accidents’, we’d come to conclude probably what we have in the past already… and we looked at automotive death statistics we’d come to conclude that most ARE as a result of some drug or alcoholic influence.
This retarded law has only imprisoned, fined and brought much enthusiastic wealth to the government, insurance, media and number of other organizations… it has not done jack. “reduced fatality of street racing deaths” bullshit and I stand by it.
This police officer represents my view and I’ll quote him:
“I’ve spent eight years in traffic services, and I was a crash reconstructionist for five years before that,” Michigan State Police Lieutenant Gary Megge told the News. “So I’ve seen my share of fatal wrecks, and I can tell you: Deaths are not caused by speeding. They’re caused by drinking, drugs and inattentiveness. The old adage that speed kills just isn’t realistic. The safest speed is the speed that is correct for that roadway at a given time. A lot of speed limits are set artificially low.”
