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big red23

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Do us a favor. Volunteer for a safety dummy experiment. Wear a seat belt the wrong way ( as you describe) and see if there is a difference when you crash as wearing it the proper way ( over his shoulder) let us know the results . If not shut up and obey the law as written.
Why does the government deserve $550? My thought is this in the situation that he brought up. If a guys safety belt is on the wrong way in his car, is it going to affect anyone else but himself? Is this hurting the safety of the general public in any way? The answer is no. Seat belt laws are fine, not worth a fine. There is a fine line between saying you have freedom, and having actual freedom.

I get speeding tickets if it is "excessive" 15+ over on the interstate or 10+ over in residential. If it is less then that it should be a 3 strike warning, or something similar before you have to pay the government fees. They already rob us blind in taxes for (SOME NOT ALL) **** that we don't want to pay for.

So let me say this one more time... Many people work to survive, and don't have extra money to save and invest. You really think making these people pay $550 to the government for a law that only affects themselves is going to help society in any way? If so I'd really like to know how.
 
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Big bo fan

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Why does the government deserve $550? My thought is this in the situation that he brought up. If a guys safety belt is on the wrong way in his car, is it going to affect anyone else but himself? Is this hurting the safety of the general public in any way? The answer is no. Seat belt laws are fine, not worth a fine. There is a fine line between saying you have freedom, and having actual freedom.

I get speeding tickets if it is "excessive" 15+ over on the interstate or 10+ over in residential. If it is less then that it should be a 3 strike warning, or something similar before you have to pay the government fees. They already rob us blind in taxes for (SOME NOT ALL) **** that we don't want to pay for.

So let me say this one more time... Many people work to survive, and don't have extra money to save and invest. You really think making these people pay $550 to the government for a law that only affects themselves is going to help society in any way? If so I'd really like to know how.
I am not saying that I don’t agree , other countries have strict standards when it comes to seatbelts compared to the US . I was in Mexico visiting friends and I was a passenger in his jeep I was not wearing a seatbelt we drove by a cop he flipped around and gave me a ticket, 3500 pesos which is about 250 American. I am not a big seat belt guy but I wear one in Mexico when I visit the people. The guy in Australia knew the punishment.
 

dinglefritz

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I am okay with it if they aren't sending traffic ticket fines like CB traffic light cameras. It is absolutely ridiculous to have to pay the government money for some of the bull **** those cameras pick up.. If they give you a warning or something that isn't a financial burden, and it is used to catch legitimate law breakers... I guess I'm alright with it?
Buddy just got a ticket for supposedly passing a school bus with flashers activated in Florida. The bus was 6 lanes away going the opposite direction and was still rolling. Private company’s cameras and the city gets a kickback.
 

Big bo fan

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Buddy just got a ticket for supposedly passing a school bus with flashers activated in Florida. The bus was 6 lanes away going the opposite direction and was still rolling. Private company’s cameras and the city gets a kickback.
Sorry dingle your buddy is not telling you the whole truth about the ticket.