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> Driving drunk doesn’t imply violating driver’s own bodily integrity against their choice. I'm not sure what you mean. Police would use force to stop a drunk
by tshaddox 5y ago
> Driving drunk doesn’t imply violating driver’s own bodily integrity against their choice.
I'm not sure what you mean. Police would use force to stop a drunk driver from driving drunk.
- ghostwriter 5y agoThe prerequisites of the applied force in the case of drunk driving would be driver’s acts of volition to choose to get drunk and to choose to drive afterwards. What are the prerequisites of the applied force in the case of staying unvaccinated? What are the acts of volition that justify the force?
- tshaddox 5y agoThe force would be used to prevent unvaccinated people from participating in certain activities (like attending public indoor gatherings). It’s very directly analogous to drunk driving.