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Because you have the wrong premise. It's not "do I drink or not", it's "I have drank, do I drive or not?"
by ericmay 4y ago
Because you have the wrong premise. It's not "do I drink or not", it's "I have drank, do I drive or not?"
- uptown 4y agoSo we seem to agree -- there is a choice.
- ericmay 4y agoI think we disagree because you're saying you can choose to drink or not, but the choice we're talking about is now that you have drunk, do you drive or not? Because that's the actual choice that Americans face. If you're saying that "drive or not" is the choice, then sure we agree. But that's not really a choice because every incentive would be to drive and that's the structure we've built with car-only culture.