Mandatory In-Car Breathalyzers Coming?

National Motorists Association ^ | 6/23/08 | Eric Peters

[patton]

OMG LOLOLOLOL

[Gabz]

It IS becoming a religion, along with "health" and "green." Unfortunately, there are a good amount of people on this site who bow to these falsehoods. I detest them and their falsehoods.

Alas, GOP_Lady, there are far too many of them and I am in complete agreement with you in your attitude in their regard.

I do think my Crazy Uncle Dave should have had one of these installed in his car ages ago. He’s was total drunk driver,

Those, Diana are NOT the people these things are aimed at. These things are aimed at people like you who go out for dinner and a drink with your friends for your birthday, and people like me who would like a beer or 2 after work.

And speaking of work --- had to be out of the house before 8:30 this morning because of the *^*&&$^%%^ Lodge, and have yet to get a daggonned thing done around here, because since I've been home the phone hasn't stopped ringing. GRRRRRRRr and now the wind has picked up and so I have to haul all my seed flats back into the house.

I NEED A BEER --- if I drank hard stuff I would probably be looking for a triple at the moment.

[traviskicks]

Libertarian ping! To be added or removed freepmail me or post a message here.

[elkfersupper]

Exactly.

If the car can't detect you, it won't start.

Ignition interlock users put up with this every day.

And there's no emergency override except for arguing with a 911 operator if you happen to be near a phone.

[Madame Dufarge]

It’s the only way to explain the tsunami-like effectiveness of the word, “safety”

I was in Sam's Club the other day and noticed two men wearing construction company t-shirts from different companies.

One had emblazoned in HUGE letters on the back "SAFETY ABOVE ALL" and the other had "SAFETY FIRST!" in equally huge letters.

It made me want to gag, for some reason.

[Still Thinking]

Guess I’ll be buying a Chrysler next.