thelongone13
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gbu28 wrote:
Responding to statement 5: I have no stepdad. I was not beat up at all in high school. You make assumptions about me and have never met me. I don't come from some trashy family where beating the snot out of kids is accepted practice. You're only making yourself look like a complete tool.
AaronS: Exactly my sentiments.
gbu28 wrote:
If you plan on drinking alcohol, don't drive. It really is that simple. So get a designated driver and build a bridge & get over it already.thelongone13 wrote:
It can and should be revoked permanently for those displaying such irresponsibility as driving drunk.
I'm not saying we are striving to become the UAE, but I don't see a reason why zero tolerance BAC laws would be a bad idea.
And yes, at the VERY least after a 2nd offense DUI/DWI one SHOULD be stripped of their 2A rights. Driving intoxicated more than once shows complete and utter disregard for safety and a complete lack of responsibility. We don't want people like that handling firearms. If someone who demonstrates that big of a lack of responsibility with a CAR yet claims to be responsible with a firearm, I tend to have a hard time believing them.
Why people defend drunk driving I'll never know.
At least I'll get to arrest people for it and hope the justice system does its job.
Response to statement #1:
Permanently revoked? So a 20 year old female has 2 glasses of wine at dinner, feels fine drives home. On the way, she is pulled over for a tail light out. Officer smells alcohol, gives breath test, she's 0.08. In your world view, she is revoked permanently, never to drive again. Sorry, that's insanity. Here's a link for you, I think it'll fit your nazi sense of justice.
http://www.livinginsingapore.org/
Response to statement #2:
Zero tolerance is ridiculous. If I'm point 0.001, your world view would ban me from driving forever. What a silly, silly indefensible position.
Response to statement #3:
So people show a complete lack of responsibility and utter disregard for safety. Interesting. Someone like that should have their children taken away also. Hell, if they can't be trusted to handle an inanimate object such as a firearm, it's outright dangerous to leave them in charge of innocent children. In fact, I would say it's so dangerous, we should ban them from, let's say 1000 ft of all school zones. We'd probably be wise to create an online offender list so we can all keep track of these dangerous individuals. And don't forget about doctors, police officers, teachers, child care workers. On second thought, drunk drivers are really sort of like horses with broken legs. They really are too irresponsible for this world. We would probably be better off just shooting them in the head on the side of the road. Hell, saves taxpayer money that way.
Response to statement #4:
You're trying to defend against an argument that nobody is making. Again, your logic is deeply flawed. As Nutz said, it's an argument of appropriate punishment, not an argument
on whether it should be punished.
Response to statement #5:
This tells me all I need to know about you. My only question is, you were either beat up a lot in high school, or your stepdad beat the @#$%e out of you?
I do feel sorry for the people of Little Chute having to deal with little Miss 'You Better Show Me Respect Because I Wear A Gun And A Badge'
Responding to statement 5: I have no stepdad. I was not beat up at all in high school. You make assumptions about me and have never met me. I don't come from some trashy family where beating the snot out of kids is accepted practice. You're only making yourself look like a complete tool.
AaronS: Exactly my sentiments.