Re: Banning In-Car Technologies Won’t Work

eee_eff — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 23:47:12 -0000

I'm sorry, but as a driver, a passenger, and a pedestrian, I am on the side of safety first.

Me, too. There are legitmate restrictions of freedom, like restricting the freedom to drink and drive.

These devices could be every bit, even more dangerous than drinking and driving.

Adam: using your logic, the drinking and rivng rules should have never been enacted, right?

Re: Banning In-Car Technologies Won’t Work

eric — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 17:40:03 -0000

I'm sorry, but as a driver, a passenger, and a pedestrian, I am on the side of safety first. Frankly, the things I see on the road frighten me. There are already enough distractions for the driver without adding more. It is good you pointed out aftermarket devices. We'll need to ban them, too.

I'm all for freedom -- off the public streets. Your position is doctrinaire -- a classic example, in fact.

In the end, you will lose this argument, and I will tell you why: It's for the children. Good or bad, that trumps everything nowadays, it seems.

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