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Originally Posted by MikeSouth
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 |
The debate here is not whether it's legal or not? The United States Rules are "The Rules". I won't argue that.
But you're reply Mr.South falls along the category of:
"Ohh Well..., That's just the way it is, buddy"
...and that doesn't make it correct? now does it?
Where do legal standards decide which is what??? Where is the line drawn between whats a privilege and a necessity in todays Generation of necessity for survival???
"These here be my dumb American observations now..." 
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In todays societies & lifestyles, The Internet is and will become a "necessity" & "need" in every Americans daily work and functioned routine. "Just Like Driving"
And if this is the course a percentage of the United States will recur to be able to keep people off line?
Then I see allot Of Internet DUI's and "Driving while Licenses Revoked" occurring thought out this Great Internet Nation.
And what fucking kinda U.S. tax funding is gonna support this Bullshit again?
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Anyone care to enlighten where this funding will be coming from???
I'll GIVE YA ONE GUESS? 