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Sounds backwards that somebody can break the law and claim it's their private matter.
by hnfong 3y ago
Sounds backwards that somebody can break the law and claim it's their private matter.
- fransje26 3y agoWow.. I guess Police States are not lost on everybody.. Even if traffic violations fell under criminal law, and most of them don't, it still would remain a private matter. Private companies simply have no right to a person's criminal record, full stop.
- abenga 3y agoPeople who regularly exhibit risky behaviour should not be allowed to increase the risk premium of the entire population without paying a proportionally larger amount. Especially for harmful, yet pointless behaviour like driving too fast on public roads, endangering everyone.
- sokoloff 3y agoTurn it around then. Charge everyone 2x the current average. Give 50% discounts for voluntarily demonstrating to the insurance company a clean driving record. Same effect, extra pain in the ass.