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Originally Posted by deltav
"Freedom of Movement" refers to the right to travel across metropolitan, state, province, county, etc, lines.
It has nothing remotely to do with the right to dangerously operate a motor vehicle while piss drunk and put peoples' lives at risk. If you had even the attention span of a flea you would understand the distinction.
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Seriously, he is a little too ignorant to understand . . . or he just enjoys trolling.
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Originally Posted by deltav
Driving is in no way, shape, or form a "right".
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Like I said.
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Originally Posted by nexcom28
People should have a choice
"No, I won't blow in the breathalyzer" - I'll take my chances, I have breathing difficulties
"No, I won't provide a blood test" - I'd rather go to court. I have a fear of needles
It's freedom of choice that has been "forcibly" removed.
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What country do you live in?
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Originally Posted by DWB
And what happens when they are not guilty?
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Then charges are dropped? You are approaching this as it getting a license to drive is a right, when it is not. I am pretty sure that when you get your license to drive you are agreeing to submit to tests if suspected DUI. In fact, you can lose your license simply by refusing.
Certainly this is not news to you.