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RE: albino burms in the wild

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Posted by: natsamjosh at Wed Mar 10 20:48:24 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by natsamjosh ]  
   

>>But...we don't ban driving all together, now do we?
>>We hold INDIVIDUALS accountable for their actions, with liability insurance, criminal penalties, civil judgments.
>>jsc
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>>"As hard as I've tried, just can't NOT do this"
>>John Crickmer

On top of this, all the regulations (permits, driving tests, registration) haven't prevented people from driving drunk or driving recklessly (ie, acting irresponsibly.) Not sure why there is so much demand for government regulation on things, given that history has shown that responsible behavior can't be legislated, at least in a free society. It can only be punished, and the punishment should, like you guys are saying, be given to those being irresponsible, not to everyone.


   

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