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SoLiDUS · 11-24-2003, 07:42 PM

Stop with the "drunk driving should be a sin" bullshit, okay ?

I did (and do) plenty of drunk driving but my self-control is so great that
most people (if unaware of my "situation") don't even ask if I am drunk.
I'm a heavy drinker only when I'm home and in front of the computer or
when I'm at a nearby friend's place: otherwise, I know exactly how much
I need to have a good time and still be able to drive home. You need to
understand that it isn't the "drunk drivers" themselves you need to look
out for: it's the people that barely got their license in the first place AND
drink and drive you must hope never to cross. I know so many people who
drive under the influence (often and with a higher BA %) that I've stopped
believing in alcohol as a major source of danger on the road: they've been
doing it for years and never once did I ever hear of an accident. So much
for that, eh ?

Most of it is propaganda and a tool to control your dull minds: they make
examples out of the ones who get into serious wrecks to "make their case".
I'm more concerned about those people who drive under influence of night
time cold medicine and those with serious emotional problems (be it temp
or perm) than the occasional drunk driver.

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SoLiDUS is Offline Senior Member Posts: 5,158 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Gatineau, Qc, Canada	11-24-2003, 07:42 PM Stop with the "drunk driving should be a sin" bullshit, okay ? I did (and do) plenty of drunk driving but my self-control is so great that most people (if unaware of my "situation") don't even ask if I am drunk. I'm a heavy drinker only when I'm home and in front of the computer or when I'm at a nearby friend's place: otherwise, I know exactly how much I need to have a good time and still be able to drive home. You need to understand that it isn't the "drunk drivers" themselves you need to look out for: it's the people that barely got their license in the first place AND drink and drive you must hope never to cross. I know so many people who drive under the influence (often and with a higher BA %) that I've stopped believing in alcohol as a major source of danger on the road: they've been doing it for years and never once did I ever hear of an accident. So much for that, eh ? Most of it is propaganda and a tool to control your dull minds: they make examples out of the ones who get into serious wrecks to "make their case". I'm more concerned about those people who drive under influence of night time cold medicine and those with serious emotional problems (be it temp or perm) than the occasional drunk driver.