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The company store is small back (called loyalty programs), all this is again happening it stopped before due to some very violent incidents and the political fallout forcing legal change. Like most of the government backed rights given. You are discribing the difference between a well run nation (where this shit gets regulated due to the betterment of the state) and the us. Its not the government’s job to protect its people from themselves, but to govern a nation towards a better future while keeping outside powers in check. It can look like the government is protecting people, but having that mindset is how you get a police state (see america).
How do you say that this is prevented from happening again due to legal changes, but also say the government shouldn’t be doing that? Do you think they should be allowed to? Do you think people should just fight them every time they try it? If the latter, what’s the difference between that and a government? (Hint: there isn’t one. That is a government.)
Yes, the US is failing to fulfill its obligations to the people. I’ve made that point. Saying that this means they have no obligations is insane though.
We both agree that regulation is needed, but we don’t agree on why and the clear limits that have been crossed. Automobiles are not safer, in fact there are more “accidents” then ever due to blinding lights, over reliance on automation/sensors and limited visibility. What the new standards have done is make crashes more survivable, basicly the idea of fuck you I got mine in large metal and plastic form.
I don’t recall stating where I think the limits should be. To be clear, my limits are where it helps protect other people. I don’t give a shit if you choose to drive a personal deathtrap, as long as others are as safe as possible, who did not consent. We are failing this but, again, that doesn’t mean we should do nothing. It means we need to change things. I’d rather not live in a Mad Max style free-for-all.
Edit: Also, there should be privacy protections. Even if it helps other people, there’s no need to destroy all privacy. Your privacy should have protections, just as other people’s rights need protecting from your vehicle.
How do you say that this is prevented from happening again due to legal changes, but also say the government shouldn’t be doing that? Do you think they should be allowed to? Do you think people should just fight them every time they try it? If the latter, what’s the difference between that and a government? (Hint: there isn’t one. That is a government.)
Yes, the US is failing to fulfill its obligations to the people. I’ve made that point. Saying that this means they have no obligations is insane though.
I don’t recall stating where I think the limits should be. To be clear, my limits are where it helps protect other people. I don’t give a shit if you choose to drive a personal deathtrap, as long as others are as safe as possible, who did not consent. We are failing this but, again, that doesn’t mean we should do nothing. It means we need to change things. I’d rather not live in a Mad Max style free-for-all.
Edit: Also, there should be privacy protections. Even if it helps other people, there’s no need to destroy all privacy. Your privacy should have protections, just as other people’s rights need protecting from your vehicle.