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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: Blaine County]
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Yesterday at 05:36 PM
Yesterday at 05:36 PM
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Indiana
Providence Farm
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Indiana
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My trucks are farm tagged so I legally don't have to wear a seatbelt in Oklahoma.
I buckle it every time I get in the truck.
It's a safety issue--not a governmental control issue.
It's also an IQ test. Anyone not wearing one is in contention for a Darwin Award. How do you feel about motorcycles?
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512347
Yesterday at 05:43 PM
Yesterday at 05:43 PM
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Joined: Jul 2013
Amite county Mississippi
Wolfdog91
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Amite county Mississippi
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Someone fussing about carseats for the great grands and I have to bite my tongue about riding in the back of a pick up. SMDH Yeah my nephews is 10 and his momma still has him in a car seat because " technically due to his weight and height" blah blah they about have a stroke when I tell them the same about riding int he back seat ..... Boy I hope they don't put him in a public school...gonna eat that boy alive
YouTube expert "The bird of Hermes is my name , eating my wings to keep me tame"
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: Blaine County]
#8512389
Yesterday at 06:32 PM
Yesterday at 06:32 PM
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pennsylvania
rick brocious
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pennsylvania
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My trucks are farm tagged so I legally don't have to wear a seatbelt in Oklahoma.
I buckle it every time I get in the truck.
It's a safety issue--not a governmental control issue.
It's also an IQ test. Anyone not wearing one is in contention for a Darwin Award. Yeah and you probably have your mask on too . (GENIUS)
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512425
Yesterday at 07:23 PM
Yesterday at 07:23 PM
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Pa.
Bigbrownie
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Pa.
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How about not driving like a fool and getting in a wreck in the first place. I bet 90% of wrecks start because someone did something stupid. And those fools are the ones who not only injure themselves, they’ll hit you head on. The worst accidents, nothing even close.
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512433
Yesterday at 07:32 PM
Yesterday at 07:32 PM
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Joined: Jul 2013
Warren, (Southeast) Texas
ETexTrapper
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Warren, (Southeast) Texas
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In my daughter's case, she was driving to fast into a sharp curve after a rain. Hard lesson for a teenager but she doesn't drive fast anymore. And she does wear her seat belt now.
Jordan ADC and Trap Modification
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512439
Yesterday at 07:40 PM
Yesterday at 07:40 PM
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Joined: Sep 2010
NC, Person Co.
QuietButDeadly
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NC, Person Co.
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How about being the unfortunate one minding their own business and driving with some sense but getting hit but the careless idiot driving like a fool?
Life Member: NCTA, VTA, NTA, TTFHA, MFTI Member: FTA
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512484
Yesterday at 08:31 PM
Yesterday at 08:31 PM
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Central Oregon
AntiGov
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Central Oregon
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The laws are not made for the safety of people
It's for the revenue stream ........
The Vink for chief moderator....night shift ...11pm- 5am best coast time zone.....Free Marty
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512519
Yesterday at 09:08 PM
Yesterday at 09:08 PM
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Indiana
Providence Farm
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Indiana
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How about not driving like a fool and getting in a wreck in the first place. I bet 90% of wrecks start because someone did something stupid. Ya like driving about 15mph from a stop and getting t bone killing my son. I have been in 4 bad wrecks Two inwas hospitalized once fron2 weeks in icu nrequand a few others not but property damage. Every one was due to someone else. Seems like you are lying to yourself about how much control you have. Their about the dumbest most irresponsible people you know. Then realize you put your life in there hands every time you get in a car or walk down a sidewalk.
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512558
Yesterday at 10:17 PM
Yesterday at 10:17 PM
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Joined: Jun 2018
Beatrice, NE
loosegoose
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Beatrice, NE
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Whether a person should wear a seatbelt, and whether the government should force you to wear one, are two separate issues. Of course the government shouldn't tell you what to do, but also, smart people wear seatbelts. And, more importantly, smart parents buckle up little children who aren't capable of protecting themselves. To do otherwise would be neglectful. Of course, some accidents just aren't survivable no matter what. But chances of survival with seatbelts, airbags, and other modern safety features are much higher.
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Re: Sometimes I have to walk away
[Re: warrior]
#8512563
Yesterday at 10:33 PM
Yesterday at 10:33 PM
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Joined: May 2011
Oakland, MS
yotetrapper30
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Oakland, MS
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I've posted this on here before but... when I was small my mom was in a bad wreck... had to be cut out with the jaws of life. The steering column came back and down and the wheel literally cut into the driver seat... where my mom would have been chopped in two had she been seat-belted in. She hadn't been, and was thrown into the passenger seat, where she walked away without a scratch. The stuck with me, and so mostly I have never worn a seatbelt. Fast forward 30 years, and I rolled my SUV. It rolled 4 or 5 full turns over down an embankment before slamming to a stop at the treeline. As it was rolling I was being thrown around like the guy in the above video and I figured I would die. When the truck came to a stop, it was lying on the driver's side. I was in the backseat area. I found that I was indeed alive, and I could even stand up. I could not however get any of the doors to open. Eventually the paramedics showed up and cut me out. As I got out, I noticed the front driver's seat.... same deal... steering wheel and column smashed into it. The vehicle had airbags but neither side deployed. Had I been seatbelted in, I would almost surely not be here to type this now.
The government should not tell people what to do in the name of their own safety. People should be free to make choices, even if others think they are bad choices, pertaining to their own health and well-being. Whether it be wearing seat belts, getting vaccines, or eating a Triple Whopper with Cheese and a large fry for lunch every day. Doing the latter (or similar) probably kills more people than failing to do the first two combined, but no one's calling for that to be outlawed.
Proudly banned from the NTA.
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Or I'll just end up walkin' In the cold November rain
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