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Donnie,if It Wasnt For The Baby I Would Put Your Nasty Ass In Jail Tonight!!!!!!! Angie Wont Let Me Call Css Becaus We All Have To Find A New Place To Live. If It Was Up To Me You Would Be Behind Bars
 
getbent

getbent

Thats how them b*tch's R
Geez. I just looked at the responses after I posted my thread yesterday. LOL, you guys are a hoot. I just wanted to vent. Sorry it turned into name calling. Anyways, do you think they make those air freshners that are scented like m.j., lol, just kidding.
 
getbent

getbent

Thats how them b*tch's R
Ur guess is as good as mine. It kinda turned into a snowball effect. By the middle somewhere it wasn't even about the original post, lol.
 
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Tonio

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MMDad said:
Six DWIs in twenty years, so right now he has a license. When it has been suspended, it doesn't stop him. He still drives.

As a parent, people like him really piss me off. I can't help thinking that he could take out my family.
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I agree. Do the courts have the right to take your car after a certain number of DWIs? Other than jail time, it seems like there is no way to prevent a repeat offender from driving.
 
getbent

getbent

Thats how them b*tch's R
I doubt it but something drastic should be done. You would think breathalizers (spelling?) in cars might work but they could always get someone sober to blow for them i guess.
 
MMDad

MMDad

Lem Putt
Tonio said:
I agree. Do the courts have the right to take your car after a certain number of DWIs? Other than jail time, it seems like there is no way to prevent a repeat offender from driving.
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Ownership of a car can be a factor in parole or penalty decisions. If you the own a car that can be a factor in deciding if you are likely to re-offend.

The guy in my example told the MVA that his car with the breathalyzer was the only one he has access to. Then he laughed because they believed his lie.
 
Toxick

Toxick

Splat
Tonio said:
I agree. Do the courts have the right to take your car after a certain number of DWIs? Other than jail time, it seems like there is no way to prevent a repeat offender from driving.
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Jail time seems adequate.



Provided it's enough jail time.


If you're in prison... you ain't drivin.
 
MMDad

MMDad

Lem Putt
getbent said:
I doubt it but something drastic should be done. You would think breathalizers (spelling?) in cars might work but they could always get someone sober to blow for them i guess.
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It doesn't work that way. The breathalyzer interlock is an effective way to prevent a drunk from driving THAT car. It doesn't stop them from driving a different car.
 
Tonio

Tonio

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MMDad said:
The guy in my example told the MVA that his car with the breathalyzer was the only one he has access to. Then he laughed because they believed his lie.
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Yeah, I wouldn't trust him as far as I could spring a Ford Excursion.
 
Tonio

Tonio

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Toxick said:
Provided it's enough jail time.

If you're in prison... you ain't drivin.
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That would be my solution as well.

Are most of the DWIs committed by casual social drinkers or by hardcore alcoholics? With the former, it seems like just an attitude problem, a deliberate recklessness. With the latter, there's debate about whether alcoholism is psychological (being in denial about deeper issues) or genetic (having a biological predisposition to getting hooked on alcohol).
 
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