a ltitle help/off topic
John Formsma
formsma at gmail.com
Tue Dec 18 16:26:47 MST 2007
On Dec 18, 2007 4:51 PM, Marcel Carey <mcpianos at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think stopping on a highway and then trying to get going while merging
> with traffic is WAY MORE DANGEROUS than just speaking on the cell phone.
That's a good point.
Now if you're one of these who are trying to write, speak and smoke without
> the hands free, then you're a real public danger. And I do see some of these
> on the road.
And then there are always folks who just shouldn't be driving with or
without a phone. I really think it's more about the person, not necessarily
the device he is holding. I don't think
> There is talk about prohibiting cell phone conversations here in Québec.
> It's not a law yet, but I'll bet it's not far.
>
> I thought that when I'd be grown up I'd be free... I guess the government
> here is trying a little too hard to play mom...
It's getting worse here in the States as well. Well-intended (perhaps), but
certainly unintended and negative consequences. I wonder when we will
realize there are risks against which one cannot be protected. It's part of
life. Just let us live and die, please. :-)
--
JF
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