Recent comments in /f/Washington

JAKKL7777 t1_j4rjd5q wrote

See, we have these things called LAWS. They are to help law-abiding citizens and punish the morons like you. No one should drive without insurance and a registered vehicle. You put all other drivers on the road at a great financial risk if you were to get in an accident. Trust me, if you and I were to get into an accident and you had no insurance and your car wasn't registered, a fine is the last thing you would want to worry about. Like everyone else says... pay the fine and get a bus pass.

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Allin4Godzilla t1_j4rixvb wrote

You're not the only one. I hate it too, and my professor (American who now lives in Europe) said it's the mentality behind the"rugged individualism."

Cars that ppl make, cater to, or add on, to make themselves safer are illegal there because it makes others less safe because but everyone has it and in an accident the heavier car will inflict more damage to others. A brighter light for yourself is the same. They don't care about blinding other drivers. They only care that they can see better, so it's safer for them.

We need some kind of regulation that makes the roads safer for everyone and not only for the driver.

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inkswamp t1_j4r8dim wrote

They’ve definitely gotten brighter and drivers have gotten more obnoxious. I don’t know why any car needs 6 fucking headlights but I’m getting tired of being blinded by that. Thinking there needs to be some regulations of this. If people can’t exercise restraint and consider the safety of others, then the option to have multiple/extra bright headlights needs to go away.

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Fuduzan t1_j4r0ech wrote

Good to hear!

It seemed like when I would ride the school bus as a kid a lot of the riders were absolute menaces (using rubber bands between fingers as a slingshot to fire bent paperclips or pens at each other regularly, several times embedding them into seat backs... the usual yelling of obscenities and "DON'T TOUCH ME AHHHH", etc.)

May your luck in passengers never fade, buddy!

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