RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses

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pahunkboy -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/3/2011 8:19:27 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl ROFL You are so full of shit. YOU came on here complaining about the NWO police arresting "innocent" bystanders... and almost had many believing you until I posted the reports from the locals showing how said "innocent" bystander caused 50,000 dollars in damage by himself. Take your medications. Who do they think they are? Egyptians? Those savages wrecked your NWO city! Funny we dont hear about how the sound cannons busted out their ear drums and caused permanent harm.

WyldHrt -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/3/2011 10:24:35 PM)
quote: I cant believe that there are those among us- whom never get tickets. What a sheltered life we lead. The pic on my DL is about 20 years old, because I have been getting auto-renewed ever since it was taken (in Cali, you get automatically renewed if you have no points against you). As long as I don't get caught 'idling under the influence', I'm probably golden for quite awhile [8D] I can't wait to see if I can make it to 60 with the same pic... thank heavens for hair color! [:D]

tazzygirl -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/3/2011 10:40:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl ROFL You are so full of shit. YOU came on here complaining about the NWO police arresting "innocent" bystanders... and almost had many believing you until I posted the reports from the locals showing how said "innocent" bystander caused 50,000 dollars in damage by himself. Take your medications. Who do they think they are? Egyptians? Those savages wrecked your NWO city! Funny we dont hear about how the sound cannons busted out their ear drums and caused permanent harm. You never read a news article, do you. The idiot you claim was being stuffed into the back of an unmarked car was the one who caused 50,000 dollars damage to property, including a PNC bank. Im sure somewhere within your tin hat society thats ok. In the real world, thats a crime. No one wrecked Pitsburgh, and I credit the police for keeping some of it at a minimum.

pahunkboy -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/4/2011 6:53:57 AM)
Which came first- the chicken or the police state?

tazzygirl -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/4/2011 10:00:21 AM)
Ask Alex and the rest of your tin hat society

Elisabella -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/4/2011 10:08:08 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy Which came first- the chicken or the police state? There wouldn't be a police state if that stupid chicken hadn't jaywalked across the road.

pahunkboy -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/4/2011 10:34:14 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Elisabella quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy Which came first- the chicken or the police state? There wouldn't be a police state if that stupid chicken hadn't jaywalked across the road. We are all terrorists now.

Moonhead -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/4/2011 11:29:03 AM)
Depends whether you're talking about the domesticated chicken, or the original strain that those were bred from. The former came after there'd been police (or at least a society that needed to regulate itself) for at least a while, whereas the latter were around for a long time before the human race took any interest in animal husbandry. (edited for dropped grammatical bollock)

cuckoldmepls -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/4/2011 11:37:07 AM)
Well if you think about it, a driver's license does not prove that you will always drive safely. All it proves is that you drove safely on the day you took your test. Writing tickets for reckless, aggressive speeders is the best way to convince people to drive safely. They should at least require people to be 16, be a legal citizen, and pass the test at least once. renewals are probably not necessary.

Termyn8or -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 1:34:49 AM)
UFR Technically a driver's license is a contract. you are tested, and once proven proficient, they agree to let you enter into the contract with them. In doing so you agree to abide by the rules of the road, as set forth by statute. When you are in breach of that contract they can declare it null and void. If you don't like the terms you have options. One is to walk, and another is to just do what you damn well please - drive anyway. If you don't drive like an asshole you can get away with it for decades. If you've never had a license, you cannot be convicted of DUS (under suspension), at least in Ohio. You can plea to it in a deal, but they cannot convict you, because in the simplest terms, there was nothing to suspend. So believe it or not, in some ways it is best to NEVER get one in the first place. DUS is a first degree misdemeanor in many states, while simply not having a license has alot lower limits on sentencing. You choose, contraxct and be alright or don't. For a time in life I had insurnce without a license, but it is about impossible to get now. Maybe from Lloyd's Of London or somewhere, but not generally. Personal liability without driving exclusions can be had, but it costs. The reasons are obvious. But now they have fines and sentences imposed for not having insurance. The last five times I've been stopped, I was not charged with not having insurance. That is because the contract does not exist. In fact there are a few other things. But that is neither here nor there. The gist of the whole thing is this, they did this stance, like a kata(sp) in martial arts, to garner support from people who are sick of government up their ass all the time. It was all for show. It means nothing. Anyone who understands the situation knows that, but the ignorant are many, and they can vote. It really is that simple. T^T

brokedickdog -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 11:34:04 AM)
A requirement to be licensed is no assurance or guarantee whatsoever that the operator will do safely. Accidents involving licensed drivers happen ALL the time. ALL the time. The vast majority of accidents are actually caused by drivers that have been issued a license by the state. To believe that licenses are related to safety, or allow only safe operation, is erroneous. They are related to revenue generation for the state. If statutes requiring a license to legally (note that is legally and not safely) operate a motor vehicle on the public roads were eliminated tomorrow in all 50 states there would likely be little or no change in accident statistics. The driver that caused the accident that permanently rocked my world in 2007 was licensed, and that afforded me no safety or protection whatsoever.

EternalHoH -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:12:07 PM)
Well, I guess the US Chamber is getting their money's worth out of this guy. No drivers licence is the first step in no ID, which bodes well for those wanting loose borders. Here In Tennessee, legislation has been introduced to allow people to go right on red lights without stopping. This is to partly curtail the proliferation of red light cameras by local governments. By allowing a non-stop right on red on the state level, it takes away a good chunk of the money-grabbing motive behind the cameras in the first place.

Termyn8or -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:21:09 PM)
"To believe that licenses are related to safety," YES ! Lemme throw you a chuckler. I was reading some correspondence from an auto insurance agency. It said : "Having insurance does not decrease the likelyhood that you will be involved in an accident.......: They have to tell people this ? If I were an insurance company I don't think I would want customers who are that stooooopid. T^T ETA : I was reading the instructions to a device. It said to always wear goggles when.... you know. This was a code reader for a car. You plug it into the diagnostic plug which is now standardized on US vehicles. To use it you simply plug it in and it'll tell you if some sensor or whatever is bad via an LED readout. Wear eye protection I guess, because you never know if you might decide to shove this little box with a wire in your eye. Do I have that about right ? T^T

Termyn8or -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:28:15 PM)
"The vast majority of accidents are actually caused by drivers that have been issued a license by the state. " That's because the rest of us have either learned how to drive safely, or are in jail. T^T

Termyn8or -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:31:47 PM)
"Here In Tennessee, legislation has been introduced to allow people to go right on red lights without stopping. This is to partly curtail the proliferation of red light cameras by local governments. By allowing a non-stop right on red on the state level, it takes away a good chunk of the money-grabbing motive behind the cameras in the first place. " I'll have to think on just why they would do that. Maybe because they want to take all the money and not leave anything for their fellow, smaller vultures ? Illogical, they will just have to bail out the towns and cities anyway. They just don't understand the concept of sharing the loot I guess. T^T

tazzygirl -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:36:09 PM)
A rolling stop... at a red light... hmmm.... [8\|]

EternalHoH -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:51:31 PM)
Its being driven by the 'personal liberty' crowd, and since when have they been known to be forward thinkers regarding downstream financial consequences?

tazzygirl -> RE: GA Republican’s bill would do away with driver’s licenses (2/7/2011 12:53:44 PM)
I have no issue with the "Right on red" laws. Brilliant thinking, in fact. But these rolling stops are an invitation to disaster. Think, Road Rage.

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