Check this out I was exploring DWI laws, and came accross this. Dwi, Drunk driving dwi/dui, and a license to drink. A madd, radd, sadd, A.A., and Alanon/Alateen related article. |
Such a law might help some folks but my experience is that those who want their drug of choice find a way to get it. Drug addicts can't buy drugs legally but that sure doesn't seem to stop them. Prohibition sure didn't stop folks from getting alcohol. |
B52 I totally agree, how ever if a law like this saved 1 life it would be worth it. Knowing how I was, (when I was in my cups) I would protect my source above all God knows i'm not for more laws, but I have to put on a seat belt to drive, I'm not allowed to smoke in buildings, 2nd hand smoke kills, 2nd hand drunk drivers kill too. I need a prescription to buy anything stronger than a aspirin, I need a permit & license to purchase & carry a firearm. I'm thinking a little more responsiblity on a alcohol consumer might be a good thing. I just found it interesting. |
Imagine the costs associated. I live in a city where they sell "legal" papers in the parks. Call me a cynic, but I don't see something like this working one iota. |
Originally Posted by geees poncho
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B52 I totally agree, how ever if a law like this saved 1 life it would be worth it. Emotionally, I agree but logically I know its not worth the costs involved. You cannot legislation personal responsibility and that's what addiction comes down to in many ways. |
B52 & d57, Your right again, and you could pass the cost onto the alcohol consumer per a larger consumption tax, which could also pay for drug & alcohol abuse programs. this has been done with gas taxes for years, |
So punish everyone because some are irresponsible? Nope, I don't buy arguments like that. |
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