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Lets just do away with Breaks while we're at it, the government has no right to tell people to have breaks in their cars! Licenses too! And People have the right to not use signal lights and head lights! Driving on the right side of the road too, we should be able to drive on whatever side in whatever direction we want.

Is it asking too much of you to perhaps not have a few beers before you get on the road.
Is it to great of an imposition for you to wear a seat belt.

All I know is that when you smash your head through the windshield and EMT rushes you to a hospital where you lie in a coma for a year and a half that my dollar.

By the way- Airbags are dangerous to children thats why children aren't supposed to sit in the front seat.

"government has no right to tell people to have breaks in their cars!"

The first cars were equipped with brakes regardless. Why, because they are essential to maintain control of the vehicle. Control of the vehicle, that's the name of the game. Brakes happen to be essential, same with headlights.

Turn signals are part of the rules of the road that facilitate smooth traffic flows.

" Is it to great of an imposition for you to wear a seat belt."

You better believe it.

" All I know is that when you smash your head through the windshield and EMT rushes you to a hospital where you lie in a coma for a year and a half that my dollar."

I don't want your money, nor your EMT. Keep them both. You would be safe betting your life on my never going through the windshield.

" By the way- Airbags are dangerous to children "

They're dangerous to me period, because they go off for whatever triggers were built in. Regardless of what they mean. They go off and then you can't see a thing. Can't see, can't drive. They're also dangerous, because they slam whatever is in front of them into your face.

"All I know is that when you smash your head through the windshield and EMT rushes you to a hospital where you lie in a coma for a year and a half that my dollar."

I was going to question you on when was the last time you had gone through a windshield and wound up in a coma, but then I re-read your above quote. That sentence has all the earmarks of someone who has been rushed you to a hospital where you lie in a coma for a year and a half that my dollar.

You're argument is flying about as well as your grammer and spell-checking.