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The driver’s ability to command a car’s speed gives effect to our rights to self defense, to unrestrained movement, to due process, to choose to break the lette
by jballer 3y ago
The driver’s ability to command a car’s speed gives effect to our rights to self defense, to unrestrained movement, to due process, to choose to break the letter of the law where there are extenuating circumstances, etc.
- matsemann 3y agoAnd yet, you can probably count on one hand how often that has saved anyone's life. But need phone books of paper to count all the deaths it has caused..
- janalsncm 3y agoI don’t find these arguments compelling. You don’t have a right to the means to commit a crime. It’s illegal to shoot a gun on a plane but it’s also illegal to bring one in your carry on. Even if there could be a hypothetical self defense scenario where a gun is advantageous, that doesn’t outweigh the baseline risk.