thats what i do in the mini, can't afford even a minor crash in that car...
thats what i do in the mini, can't afford even a minor crash in that car...
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if you are smart enough to drive presumingly regularly (so leave apart exceptions) drunk or doped up, you are probably stupider than all the folks around you, even when you are sober (not you in particular F6 ). and unfortunately, I have facts behind this statement.
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I have facts which state that drivers affected by cannabis are no more likely to cause motor vehicle accidents involving injury, than are sober drivers
http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/forum...-post2989.html
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And why doesnt it? speaking from experiance can be a great boon to any thread ever seen matra or henk make an irrelivent post on matters such as this?
Well now your combining several dangrous factors (somthing that wasnt mentioned earlier a combination of speed and drugs) But I most certianly will agree that drugged/drunk drivers speeding and doing other stupid things is by far a more likly accident, and yes its funny how the survivor seems to be the driver.
Of course blanket statements limited to your country are fine of course
I feel your being a bit of a girl about this we are not directly speaking there is no tone to speak of you just seem to be looking for an issue to increase whatever precieved problem you have here.
Lifts heavy things and hits hard......also eats as much as 2/3 people and sleeps 10 hours a day!
I completely respect that study, and probably cannabis isn't as dangerous as other drugs while driving, but it doesn't change my mind on the matter.
My wasn't a blanket statement, but a quotation of a scientific research as Nota's one. while you justified your sentences just by saying "I know more then you think about drugs and youth".
And I would ask you to use punctuation, reading your posts is not that easy.
I feel you are not adding something to the thread but that you are/was just picking on me.
I'm fine with my posts.
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At first you gave a very vauge oddly resembling a blanket statement about what you thought was an issue. You only recently revealed it to be scientific, im wondering how im supposed to know unless you say somthing of the sort? For our beanfit Nota also added a link which doesnt hurt It helps bring us up too speed as opposed to just making vauge statements (although comming from italy im not expecting a link just poining out it never hurts)
Ok then how about my own experiances of actually working with junkys in securty and dealings with them in life?(really great fun to deal with the dregs of society as im sure you can imagine) or how about the fact I have worked with numerous youths thanks to a goverment back training program I have worked with? but your not discrediting this claimand Good to see you said somthing along the lines ofyou dont know me and shouldent comment and didnt apply such a thing to your own actions.
I could post some lacking moments of your own issues with english but then again with it being your 2nd language that would be unfair, but likewise your own isnt perfect alot of the time I feel you shouldent really comment when your own is lacking often.
And your wingeing about apprently being picked on is a real adition as well? Im adding points discussing factors involving alot of car accidents ,just so happens speed and distractions have been said numerous times to be major contributing facotrs in alot of crashes involving youths. Also your arguing a point I agreed with just meerly said it isnt that big of an issue most other places how exactly is that adding to the thread?
Your fine with reinterating the same point I never totally disagreed with in the first place.
Lifts heavy things and hits hard......also eats as much as 2/3 people and sleeps 10 hours a day!
I realise that this isn't imposed by the Government, but what I was trying to say is that IMO it's just as bad. I personally resent people taking away my freedom when I've not done anything to warrant it - that's all.
In the first year that I was driving, I didn't do anything that was reckless or irresponsible on the roads - I drove just as a 30-40 year-old car enthusiast would do, and I still drive that way. Bearing that in mind, if my parents had demanded that I use a system such as this, I would have put the bloody electronic nannying key in the microwave in protest! Then see how well the stupid electronics work!!
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I can identify. I never did anything irresponsible behind the wheel my first few years having a license. Never got into any trouble....never broke any speed limits by more than 10mph. Hell, I didn't even like loud music. And you know what, I could have cared less if my parents had a feature in the car that limited my speeds to 80mph or the stereo volume to less than half. I was never gonna exceed those limits anyways.
In short, I think calling this chip-in-key system the dawn of Big Brother in the automotive industry is a bit rediculous......and at the same time, hilarious. Shows how keen a grasp some ppl have over this topic. If you think this little gimmick is invasive, I'd love to see some of your arguments on the matter of Nissan's GT-R "black box". Oops..............I said the G word.
And no...........this is not as bad as government installed control devices. Honestly, if you're naive enough to believe that.........you obviously haven't been around much. There's a big difference between your big brother.........and "Big Brother". One day, when you have children of your own....hopefully you'll understand.
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