To: maxwellp
Caller to KVI 570 (conservative AM station here in Seattle) said the exact same thing. Terrorists abound and our troopers are asked to be baby sitters. We are now under a "Click it or Ticket" fatwa by the state, $86 fine.
The rep who pushed this through the WA state legislature had a sister that died in a car crash and wasn't wearing a seat belt.
This brings up my questions:
1. your sister is (er was) a dumb butt
2. your sister only does what the loving government tells her to do?
3. I had a cat that ran away. I don't go telling everyone to put their cat on a leash.
4. The Nannystate is breading wimps that can't think for themselves. Just recently we had a crazied student with a knife in a classroom. The only one in the class to stand up against him was a girl. Where were the boys in the class?
5. We're entering a reverse Darwinistic society where only the stupid breed. I think all the motorcycle riders w/o helmet should crash and die, I don't want them to reproduce.
501 posted on
05/24/2002 2:36:12 PM PDT by
lelio
To: lelio
The Nannystate is breading wimps.Baked or deep-fried?
To: lelio
Frankly, we don't mind it a bit if you have an accident and you are not wearing your seatbelt provided you die.
It's those lingering deaths that become a cost to the taxpayers that bother us.
To: lelio
"Click it or Ticket" fatwa by the state, $86 fine.
Same going on in Arkansas. Hey, gotta make the month's budget quota. Tickets are a major source of state income; catching terrorists isn't. There is no money in catching terrorists.
509 posted on
05/24/2002 2:51:04 PM PDT by
TomGuy
To: lelio
Unfortunely the costs invovled to taking that person to the hospital comes out of all our pocketbooks.. so is the law really about safety? No.. is it about money.. yes.
To: lelio
The Nannystate is breading wimps Prior to deep frying them?
To: lelio;TomGuy
Click it or Ticket is nationwide. What a [expletive deleted] waste of resources.
523 posted on
05/24/2002 3:34:59 PM PDT by
Flyer
To: lelio
$86! My husband, some months ago, driving without his seat belt, was fined $50. And I thought New York State was bad.
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