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I LIKE THE BLITZ. GLAD TO GET THE DUI'S OFF THE ROADS. BUT AM NOT TO HAPPY ABOUT SOME SEAT BELT LAWS.IT SHOULD BE UP TO THE PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 40. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK OFFICERS! REPLY TO ME IF YOU WANT.
How far has the camel shoved its nose under the tent? Ever-encroaching statism means greater control over the masses. Unintended consequences of "ensuring" the safety of "we" the people...trading liberty for security only ensures that you will have neither. SS Guards and storm troopers...Papers please. Welcome to Amerika!
Headline should read..."DUI Blitz Nets Dollars, Jacks Insurance Rates Up For Thousands.
Quick fix of cash for governments? Check.
Increased future revenues for owners of these governments (insurance companies)? Check.
More people now "in the system" Check.
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