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Originally Posted by Phanuthier
Yeah, very puzzling indeed. I'm not even excusing the act either, I swear that I'm speaking a different language then CaptainCrunch and redforever.
Me: I don't drink and drive. Prevention is what we should aim for, and bizzare punishments that are faulty will get challenged. So, the most logical reasoning is to find a solution to prevent DD and get them off the street.
CaptainCrunch: So you are calling me an evil ogre?
redforever: ... I don't even know what s/he is even writing. I guess that people shouldn't drink.
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Where did I say that, people are more then welcome to drink, go for it, fill your boots, however people that drink have no excuse in getting behind the wheel of the car.
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Originally Posted by Phanuthier
I don't even know how to respond to those two, they seem like random rants with no real objective to me. I don't know how they are getting to that conclusion; in the end, alot of talk but no real point. Or, I'm speaking a different language here.
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I get it, its a random rant because I don't agree with your point of view. Perfect
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Originally Posted by Phanuthier
Pretty much, I'm starting to think CaptainCrunch and redforever have never gone to a bar with friends for a get together or a club. You don't really plan to leave at any exact time or anything. Half the time, you don't even know where you're going to end up. And hell, I'm not even a drunk driver, but... I dunno, whatever redforever said. Just odd.
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Sure I have, I used to be a roaring drunk, however, we always had a designated driver, he had a responsibility, it might not be fun for him, but everyone took a turn.
I've arranged for rides from friends and family members when I needed a ride.
Bottom line, the argument that there are no cabs, and no buses are an argument about convenience and choices.
But I've said my piece.