are dwi laws to harsh?

[HomeGuru]

It's time to focus on prevention, not prosecution. Get a life.

**A: I totally agree. If you voilamonkey would have kept your monkey in your pants, maybe preventions would have been the case. Instead you have 2 bast*ard children that do not have responsible bio parents. What kind of life do they have?

 

[Alchohol_Free]

This Thread's Cracking Me Up

And I'm a DUI offender.

Of course DUI law does not focus on prevention, it's not intended to. That would destroy a big economy and put thousands of people out of work.

 

[shovelhead518]

thanks

It's time to focus on prevention, not prosecution.

now that kinda makes sense, spoken like someone that has logic rather than blind rage and emotion... although blind rage and emotion has done some great things for humanity...

 

[seniorjudge]

... although blind rage and emotion has done some great things for humanity...

Please name 3.

 

[shovelhead518]

Please name 3.

sorry, just a little sarcasm.

 

[seniorjudge]

sorry, just a little sarcasm.

That's only ONE!

 

[maccadubh]

Yep; try driving drunk in Europe. Over there, they even put royalty in the clink for drunk driving. Our laws are way too lenient.

Of course if you're a cop and get pulled over for dwi, you get a courtesy ride home. Also, if you've got plenty of money, you could probably get off with much lighter penalty than the poor shmuck with a modest income. Criminal justice system in this country favors those with money. Ask OJ.

 

[proud_parent]

Of course if you're a cop and get pulled over for dwi, you get a courtesy ride home. Also, if you've got plenty of money, you could probably get off with much lighter penalty than the poor shmuck with a modest income. Criminal justice system in this country favors those with money. Ask OJ.

This thread has been dead for over seven years.

Please don't necropost.

 

[HighwayMan]

Ask OJ.

You'll have to try to reach him in his jail cell to ask him anything.