Wanna save more lives? Step up the standards of a licensed driver. It is ridiculous the stupid crashes and tragedies you see, the DMV will hand any average f*ck a license these days.
LilMissMkIII;938090 said:So basically, to sum up what those of you who participate in and condone street racing think:
You do it because:
- you are too lazy to drive to the track
- you are too cheap to pay for the entry to the track
- you don't want to be annoyed by the cops
Have I missed anything?
I am yet to hear a decent argument as to *why* you guys do this and endanger your lives and those of others...
LilMissMkIII;938090 said:So basically, to sum up what those of you who participate in and condone street racing think:
You do it because:
- you are too lazy to drive to the track
- you are too cheap to pay for the entry to the track
- you don't want to be annoyed by the cops
Have I missed anything?
I am yet to hear a decent argument as to *why* you guys do this and endanger your lives and those of others...
Ma70.Ent;938111 said:People will stick to their opinions and that's that...
LilMissMkIII;938113 said:However, all I see are more excuses... Not one valid argument as to why street racing is ok and should be condoned.
LilMissMkIII;938090 said:So basically, to sum up what those of you who participate in and condone street racing think:
You do it because:
- you are too lazy to drive to the track
- you are too cheap to pay for the entry to the track
- you don't want to be annoyed by the cops
Have I missed anything?
I am yet to hear a decent argument as to *why* you guys do this and endanger your lives and those of others...
Ma70.Ent;938129 said:There is no valid argument as to why it's ok, but there are all the justifications people can make, hehe.
Ma70.Ent;938129 said:There is no valid argument as to why it's ok, but there are all the justifications people can make, hehe.
buldozr;938132 said:you didnt get any of my threads, going to the track shares the same risks except for having johnny law breathing down your neck,(although some states have cops waiting at the front gates apparently... didnt know that)
YOU SHARE THE SAME RISKS, PEOPLE DIE AT THE TRACK JUST AS EASILY ON THE STREET. Innocent people die on tracks, like said before, dirt track car rolls into crowd... F1 car hits wall and tire kills a lady, I have seen when top fuel drag cars blow motors and send debris hundreds of feet into the air and people getting pelted with rods/pistons and various supercharger parts... it happens. I am saying the track vs. industrial park is nothing more than vht, walls and traps... cops are at both, innocent spectators at both(which arnt innocent, they know the risks at hand in both places when they show up).
in both cases, accidents happen, people die. Conclusion... Shit Happens.
upgradedsupra;938062 said:Driving is not something that is required but something we enjoy and it makes life easier. "Driving" is a form of movement that is regulated. You do have the right to drive anywhere you want but it is a privilege, to bring your car/vehicle onto public roads. BTW, a right is something that is not only guaranteed but cannot be taken away so it leaves me with this, can your license be taken away?
A car has the capacity to easily cause a great amount of damage. The roads are owned by the government therefore it is their decision who is able to use them. aka privilege.
Duane
upgradedsupra;938135 said:Nobody has a valid argument as to why it's ok to street race because it's NOT ok.
Duane
LilMissMkIII;938137 said:Can you back up this claim that the risks are the same with stats?
mc_h;938166 said:Not going to agree with you on it, plain and simple...No sense in taking it further. Haha
My belief has always been, the government has too much power and at this point in time, invade every personal right an individual has. Driving not being an exception, in my opinion.
SySt;937704 said:I don't know what Rusty Wallace has to do with this. For your information stock car racing is not what I aspire to. No, this place does not slay you. You are still alive. The point is that we can sit down and have a logical arguement about the subject. However it doesn't seem like you guys want to do that. Hence the reply to my statement you just made.
SySt;937775 said:Surely as a whole society we label killing "wrong" or "immoral". However that tends to apply almost exclusively to other humans. We do not have such a moral issue with killing insects or animals. We even raise living, breathing, feeling and thinking animals for the sole purpose of dieing to feed our own kind. That is getting off to a different argument though.
If we would talk just objectively, there is not right or wrong. So killing isn't wrong even though we somewhat label it wrong, and breaking the law by street racing is not wrong either. There are simply punishments for breaking the law which both of those actions likely receive.
It just seems that everyone's first reaction to a street racing arguement is people getting hurt. People get hurt by tons of things. I think people need to start relying on themselves more. In this case, relying on their own alertness and driving skills to keep "safe". Sure, some people make what we can all agree are dumb moves driving. But don't forgot your own role in any accident, near miss, etc.
Ma70.Ent;938111 said:This thread is going nowhere. People will stick to their opinions and that's that...
Saavedro88;938191 said:So are you saying you're an Anarchist?
ms07s;937316 said:If it is like the system here that supra may go to an auction. Some counties crush the cars and make the owners watch.
adicken1;938195 said:Jesus Christ!! Thats just God awfully evil!! LOL :aigo:
mc_h;938194 said:There's a big difference between being an anarchist and realizing the difference between what a government is now, and what it was supposed to be.