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Originally Posted by EmporerEJ
I'm afraid I must respectfully disagree with you.
"travel freely by the ordinary conveyance of the day" (at the time, referring to the new "iron horse" if I recall correctly) I belive was the decision, somewhere.....
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Disagree all you like but it don't change the facts...driving on public roadways is a privilege not a right
I know of no guaranteed right that requires you to be A) schooled in, and
successfully pass physical and written tests for.
I also know of no guaranteed right that you can C) be fined for
Its a privilege you must pass a test, pay for a license and have insurance or that privilege is not granted were it a right that wouldnt be the case