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Driving is not a Privilege. Driving is a Right. 3962

Doug, You asked for more Proof Driving is a Right
proffsl Its value to your argument is what's degraded. Nowhere is the mode of travel discussed. And this is the sophistry upon which your whole argument rests. That...

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Not from anything you've cited so far.

There you go - your comment "...your pretense that your supposid sic name is more important than anybody's else's" is an exaggerated misrepresentation of my position.

Anonymity removes credibility. If this were only *my* opinion, I wouldn't bring it up. Google "anonymous" and "usenet" to get more, similar opinions.

Driving is not a Privilege. Driving is a Right. 3963
Doug The quote I cited as evidence: "Undoubtedly the right of locomotion, the right to remove from one place to another...

This does not in any way imply importance.

Within context, the Court's rulings have credibility. Your sophistry over and above that does not.

It's your lack of courage in not giving your true name. If this was so important to you, you'd be proud to hang your real name on it.

Cowardice removes credibility. Either you have the courage of your convictions, or you're just an anonymous troll.

snip re-run

Reiterating the quote, which does not address mode of transportation, nor whether or not that mode may or may not be regulated, doesn't prove anything.

Can't you read? It's a request for information, you ninny.

I infer from your question that anyone who ever meets you wants to commit violence upon you, which is understandable from your usenet demeanor.

Yes. I think you are a coward.

Obviously a rhetorical question.

Typing slow and without visual nuance. Much more can be communicated in person.

Where are you?

E.P.




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