[Eagle Eye]

All of them? Or just the ones who are going to kill someone?

Take your pick.

Since fatalities by sober drivers outnumber impaired drivers by about 2 to 1, don't you think it would be better to focus attention on the greater causes of fatalities instead of the lesser?

And if we could totally prevent all vehicular fatalities involving impaired drivers, then 100% of all fatal crashes would be sober drivers.

Scary isn't it?

So is seeing someone defend the status quo on the WoD that results in crack babies, drug whores, street crime, addicts who can't get treatment, corruption in law enforcement, courts and political process, and overall erosion of basic rights.

That's what we have now and you defend it.

Amazing.

[robertpaulsen]

"WoD that results in crack babies, drug whores, street crime, addicts who can't get treatment, corruption in law enforcement, courts and political process, and overall erosion of basic rights"

And which of the above would be eliminated if we legalized drugs and got rid of the WOD?

[secretagent]

...status quo on the WoD that results in crack babies, drug whores, street crime, addicts who can't get treatment, corruption in law enforcement, courts and political process, and overall erosion of basic rights.

The WOD violates basic rights. For the rest I place responsibility with the individual.

For example, the WOD forces no one to steal or commit prostitution.