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To: AzaleaCity5691

Oh, please, that old argument about driving being a privilidge and not a right is not true. Driving is one of the unenumerated rights of the constitution. They didn't have cars then but they sure as hell had horses and carriages. Do you think for a minute that the founding fathers would have put up with someone tellling them they didn't have right to ride a horse or drive down the road in a carriage and that this "privilidge" could be taken away from them?

The govenment uses this idiotic argument to keep us in line. We have the RIGHT to travel all over this country, that means we have the right to drive.

If you don't believe me show me where in the constitution it specifically forbids driving as a right?

As I said, it is one of the many unenumerated rights, reason tells us this and if you buy into the privilidge argument then I pity you.

52 posted on 05/31/2006 1:50:55 PM PDT by calex59 (No country can survive multiculturalism. Dual cultures don't mix, history has taught us that!)

If you don't believe me show me where in the constitution it specifically forbids driving as a right?

You can drive all you want. On your own property. When you hit the public roads, you have to obey the public rules.

54 posted on 05/31/2006 1:53:23 PM PDT by AppyPappy (If you aren't part of the solution, there is good money to be made prolonging the problem.)

Driving is one of the unenumerated rights of the constitution

Unenumerated rights are a concept that opens doors to things like abortion, affirmative action and other bogus rulings.....

62 posted on 05/31/2006 2:00:44 PM PDT by misterrob

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