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shortcake27 | 2 years ago

So your argument is that the right to drive a road-legal vehicle dangerously on private property is more important than the right to not get killed by a drunk driver on a public road?

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Retr0id|2 years ago

You already have the right to not get killed by a drunk driver on a public road.

shortcake27|2 years ago

I think you’re attempting to play with words to skirt around the question, despite the fact you know exactly what I’m saying. But let’s phrase it a different way.

Are you saying it’s more important for people to have the ability to drive road-legal cars dangerously on private property, than it is to prevent fatal accidents caused by drunk drivers?

hiatus|2 years ago

This is a false dichotomy. There are myriad ways to prevent drunk driving that are not this technology.