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To: a fool in paradise

Don’t know. Right now it’s a voluntary thing from an insurance company. And not necessarily a bad idea, given that insurance is all about risk mitigation the more risk they know about the easier it is to mitigate, and also drivers like me (I speed every time I drive) will never sign up for it, which makes their lives a little easier too (not that I get in a lot of accidents, but I do realize I’m bucking the odds), Verizon taught the world that getting rid of expensive customers is good for the bottom line.

As long as it’s voluntary everybody can make their choices. I choose no. But if I drove like my grandfather (never a single ticket in his life, never an accident, always followed the speed limit) I might choose yes.


47 posted on 07/09/2012 11:58:48 AM PDT by discostu (Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends.)
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To: discostu
As long as it’s voluntary everybody can make their choices. I choose no. But if I drove like my grandfather (never a single ticket in his life, never an accident, always followed the speed limit) I might choose yes.

A couple more years and all cars made in the USA will have snitch boxes factory installed. Guess who's idea it likely was to lobby so it would be passed into law? The Insurers perhaps? Most laws written today are to cover their profit margins in the new Nanny State Insurers helped create. The corrupt B@$%@##$ think everything is their business and government can reduce their loss margin for them.

56 posted on 07/09/2012 8:15:25 PM PDT by cva66snipe (Two Choices left for U.S. One Nation Under GOD or One Nation Under Judgment? Which one say ye?)
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