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Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 4:15 pm
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This is one kind of fine/tax I have to agree with.
Seatbelts are a direct impacting safety concern. Because of that, when you do not wear a seatbelt you CAN put other drivers at risk. But how?
Here is how:
You get thrown from a car at 55mph (All of this is circumspection and speculation, NOT FACT OR BASED ON ANY EVEN. IF SO, RELATION TO SAID EVENTS IS INTENDED OR KNOWN OF.) and your soon-to-be-corpse slams into someones car, causing them and the 4 small children in the back to slam into another car, and then be run over by an 18-wheeler. IF you survived, you could be charged with multiple voluntary manslaughter charges for WILLFULLY not wearing a provided safety device and the actions of you being hurled from your car resulting in numerous deaths. The reasons for voluntary manslaughter is that you willingly chose no to wear or CHECK to make sure you where wearing a safety belt. Because of that it can be argued you willingly participated in a dangerous and potentially life threatening to self and or others behavior or action. Due to the accident not being with malice or premeditation...murder charges are invalid.
Now, seatbelts protect you, and others. How about if your driving and your passenger doesn't wear one? You get hit, he flies and snaps his neck on a tree. Congrats, you get hit with voluntary manslaughter. Involuntary if you pursue the "I am not in control of him..." argument. But you are still liable because you are the driver and assumed authority over the functions of the vehicle.
And remember:
"I didn't know", "I forgot", or any such mode of those augmentative phrases are INVALID BEFORE THE RULE OF LAW.
Ignorance is NOT bliss in the eyes of the Law. Nor should it EVER be.
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Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 9:45 pm
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Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 3:13 pm
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 10:03 pm
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