hoon hotline

[samuek]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Ru-iki @ Mar 25 2008, 01:09 AM) </div>i agree, i shall do so...
they make some stupid rules that can cause more accidents (and in worst case death) on the roads anyway, maybee some of us could enlighten them on our thoughts... the worst rule they ever brought in was the new p plater law; p platers only aloud to have one passenger, it just gives p platers the means to drive in groups ( we all know what happenes when group of guys drive together) and more p platers drink driving, cause one person can't take a group of mates out being designated driver...

[Ru-iki]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (samuek @ Mar 25 2008, 11:46 PM) </div>
Yeah good point. They only see the increased opportunities to collect revenue and harrass young people, not the problems they cause or the lack of common sense.

I hate the idea that on the whole we can't be trusted, and that we need some authority figure to approve everything we do. What ever happened to the sense of freedom which used to be associated with life down under? The sense of adventure and opportunity?

That has all been replaced with control, legislation and a real sense that the general public aren't trusted by the government.

What ever happened to freedom of choice?

I'm happy for hoon drivers to kill themselves if it means society becomes smarter by the stupid people rubbing themselves out of the gene pool.

I also think people should be able to do anything they like with their bodies, take risks, whatever suits them, if they are ready to accept the consequences.

Id much rather die doing something i love than in an Iraqi desert fighting for something I do not believe in.

When are we going to do something which invests in society and improves standards in Australia, rather than holding us back?

End rant.