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If one views the problem as one of lawlessness, then it certainly looks that way, and certainly there are people like that. I view the problem as one of safety
by lowbloodsugar 10y ago
If one views the problem as one of lawlessness, then it certainly looks that way, and certainly there are people like that. I view the problem as one of safety: drive 25mph through school zone because kids, drive 80mph on freeway because safe. Regardless, if you continue to drive at 65mph when everyone else is doing 75mph, then you are making accidents more likely. This is no longer the moral choice. This is just righteousness.