🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <4gvbjg$lka@ixnews5.ix.netcom.com>,
Jim Green <jdgjdg1@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>I've heard statistics that 40% of people in California are uninsured.
>If prop 200 passes, people who don't have insurance will have their
>cars seized if caught. Insurance companies can effectively suspend your
>right to drive in California. Assuming , for a minute that insurance
>execs aren't Mother Theresa types and that they are spending millions
>financing political people and this proposition not because it's better

I wouldn't get worked up over such a proposition.

The majority of CA propositions that are passed are not enforced because
they dont contain enough funds or provisions to do so.
There is already a law for insurance (rarely enforced) and another law
for seizing vehicles in more serious situations such as being unregistered
or unlicensed and committing a serious accident or crime.  This law is
also rarely enforced due to lack of police resources or police interest.

Such a general seizure law will also be knocked for being unconstitutional
for violating property rights or discriminating against poor minorities
as other laws have been nullified.