[LuvFreeRepublic]

I don't have a problem with DUI checkpoints. Driving is a privilege and as such, people should not drive while impaired. Unfortunately far too many that do drink and drive think they are the victims. Don't drink, drink at home, call a cab, have a DD. Not rocket science.

[Nuc1]

Driving is as much a privilege as riding a horse was in the past. For most it is absolutely vital. It is interesting how quickly we lovers of freedom tow the statest propaganda line whenever emotional subject matter is involved.

[Niuhuru]

Note how the people who concentrate perpetually on their victimization are usually the greatest victimizers themselves.

[suijuris]

Driving is a privilege and as such, people should not drive while impaired.

So I guess ridding a bicycle is also a priviledge...a priviledge granted by government. That is why some folks get DUIs while riding a bike. Right?

If you get the chance to do some research you will find that movement by the public is/was a constitutional right, not a privledge. Driving in particular was converted into a privledge.