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Eh your right to drive like an aggressive maniac is not enshrined in the constitution. People have consistently shown that they’re incapable of driving respons

Eh your right to drive like an aggressive maniac is not enshrined in the constitution. People have consistently shown that they’re incapable of driving responsibly. If we’re not going to fix the actual problems, I’d prefer some limits on car speeds when inside cities and more populated areas.

autoexec 3y ago
> "People" have consistently shown that they’re incapable of driving responsibly. Therefore "You" should have less freedom and if it results in You and Your family dying because a device You paid for refused to do what You told it to, that's an acceptable loss to Me That may not be the best line of reasoning. There's probably a lot of things you enjoy doing that aren't "enshrined in the constitution" that I might want to take from you in order to make me feel more comfortable, and the same can likely be said for a lot of other people as well. If we all played your game there's no telling how much you could end up being prevented from doing. I like speed limits too, I'm glad that we already have them. Draconian enforcement of rules by machines is supposed to be a cautionary tale, not something to aim for.