I can see other groups coming out now.....being of a particular religious group that frowns on lights of any type....so they believe the removal of tail lights is necessary. Another group frowns on power steering, so they remove the belt to their power steering. Another group believes that seatbelts are a religious issue, so they remove the seatbelts. Another group believes that glass of any type is a problem, so they remove all windows on a car.
We are approaching a point in American society where people are going to be focusing on just about every single issue and making themselves into all kinds of religious groups.
This kind of talk — in this case the erection of strawmen — is exactly why I said nobody has a halo.
Just for the record the government has no business forcing people to wear seat belts. Forcing manufactures to put them in cars is one thing. Forcing people to actually wear them is unconstitutional and a violation of the powers of the feds. In fact, mandating their placement in cars may also be a violation. I see nothing in the constitution that gives the feds the right to do that. States yes on forcing them to be in cars, but not feds. States don’t have the right to tell me to wear one however, even though they do it, it is unconstitutional. Just as unconstitutional as telling me I have to buy health insurance.
Are there laws anywhere requiring powering steering?