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Thankfully I design radar detectors for a living so that people like you who inevitably support insane and irrational laws, on the entirely convincing proof of
by notch656a 5y ago
Thankfully I design radar detectors for a living so that people like you who inevitably support insane and irrational laws, on the entirely convincing proof of just 'actually you can' and 'think of the children', have minimized impact on people like me. My whole life is making sure people such as yourself and the thieves from government cause me minimal legal hassle.
So enjoy your opinion, I'll keep working to make sure your opinion has the least influence possible.
- acdha 5y agoThank you for at least being honest about your motivations. I hope you never hit someone.
- notch656a 5y agoNo prob. I haven't. Also I make more money the more traffic laws, enforcement, and cameras that come out (it drives consumers to seek ways to become educated about police and camera presence), so really it's in my interest to support you ironically.
- acdha 5y agoI’ve known a few people with the same attitude. All but one of them was right up until the time they weren’t, and that changed a stranger’s life forever.
- notch656a 5y agoThe 'attitude' I'm intending to express is that safety and law are not interchangeable. Sometimes they are in harmony, sometimes they are at odds, and sometimes they're simply completely separate concepts. This can vary from minute to minute, place to place, from one environmental condition to another and even from one driver to another. If how often someone gets in an accident is a guide as you're implying, well then I'm below the national average considering I'm halfway dead, I've been driving more years than not, and I'm definitely below the average person's accident rate of one per 18 years (sitting at zero).