>Yeah what's next? Making other behaviors that have a small but established likelihood of endangering the lives of others or their property illegal at little to

>Yeah what's next? Making other behaviors that have a small but established likelihood of endangering the lives of others or their property illegal at little to no cost to the liberty of an individual? Pretty soon I won't be able to drive my car under the influence, or without proper insurance, or while not wearing a seatbelt, or I won't be able to discharge my firearms in my 0.2 acre backyard in a suburban area. I wonder how many lives we could save if we required every car to have a breathalyzer that has to be used to start the car, and maybe a second test once 2 miles have been driven. Also, if you want to get technical, most of those car laws only apply to public roads. On a private road you can get away with far far more.