[pbourke]

> The reality is that very few people want to live in that world

I suppose I'm in the minority, but I would love to live in a world with fewer impaired drivers and senseless motor vehicle accidents.

[adminu]

Thought further this might lead to a prohibition of manually driven cars and a use of only self-driving cars (talking about the future here).

As allways it boils down to freedom vs. security.

I think, as long as we all live under the same jurisdiction the only way is to find a balance between the more risk averse and the more risk taking people.

We wont find a compromise everyone is happy with, but one that does kind of work for everyone. Not enforcing laws as strictly might calm the moods a little bit where the law goes to far for some.

[dsfyu404ed]

>As always it boils down to freedom vs. security.

No it doesn't. Often you give up 10 freedoms for .01 of anything else.

[buboard]

speed limits and impaired drivers are orthogonal concepts

[crististm]

What I hear is an intentionally cheesy argument against a set of cherry-picked claims that are not even in the original comment.