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On Wed, 01 Jul 1998 17:05:08 GMT, grimrod@mindless.moc (Brandon
Sommerville) wrote:

>Scott Weiser wrote:
>
>>>>>I break at least one law a day.  I don't know anyone that drives every
>>>>>day that doesn't break at least one law a day.  Everything is already
>>>>>illegal, so why would they need any more laws to make criminals out of
>>>>>us?
>>>
>>>>The question is whether you do it inadvertently or deliberately.
>>>
>>>Why does that matter?  What would it signify for each of the answers?
>>
>>Because if it's deliberate, you need to be in jail.
>
>For speeding?  That's a little extreme, isn't it?

Not in my book.  I've dragged too many dead bodies out of smashed cars
to have the least bit of sympathy for deliberate speeders.

Regards,

Scott Weiser

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