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Originally Posted by To Be Quite Honest
Good. The CPS can hire a business consultants to cut costs and for balancing their budget and actually focus on real CRIME.
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I was pretty much content to watch the bashing back and forth until I saw this gem. Are you under the impression that real CRIME, which I can only assume you are defining as violations of the criminal code, does more damage to people/property than poor drivers?
Are you also assuming that you could remove all the money/time/laws that are put into traffic enforcement and put it into programs that fought 'real CRIME' and have society come out ahead?
I would be willing to wager that total damage to both people and property from automobile accidents outweighs the total damage done to people and property as a result of violent crime. I could be wrong though *shrug*