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True, but if its being used to stoke fear and ultimately drive misguided policy then that may be a problem. Were the accidents, where the drunk driver wasn't t
by peteradio 4y ago
True, but if its being used to stoke fear and ultimately drive misguided policy then that may be a problem. Were the accidents, where the drunk driver wasn't the cause, juicing the stats to justify a ban on drunk driving?
- bediger4000 4y agoIn the latter case almost certainly yes. US states haven't let up on criminalizing DUI, or making the penalties more severe. No state has rolled back penalties on drink driving.