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No, the crux of the problem is your line of thinking. The government cannot and should not replace personal responsibility. Your argument would mean that no o
by sixQuarks 11y ago
No, the crux of the problem is your line of thinking. The government cannot and should not replace personal responsibility.
Your argument would mean that no one could drive a car or drink alcohol. Why are drugs different?
- jamespo 11y agodrugs aren't different to alcohol, but I'm sure you can appreciate they are different to cars
- Lawtonfogle 11y agoTemporarily and in places without great public transport. Once automated cars become common place, the argument will hold for choosing to manually drive. That being said, I've seen a lot of people who think it will eventually become illegal to manually drive, at least on crowded public roads within large cities.