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 unam sanctum
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 Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI  [Re: Kada]
#14653974 - 06/22/11 02:52 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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I don't disagree with anything from your last response. I just hope all those from that side of the fence see where I'm coming from. We don't need any more incarcerated people than we have. We also should not support idiots. But people will continue to make mistakes and I would rather see them built back up through the experience into better people, rather than torn down and their future destroyed.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Newlord]
#14653985 - 06/22/11 02:54 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Boomer Mang said:
then off to jail after refusing to blow him.
hahah oh my god i died when i read this
fucking mcd's narcs
that sucks man
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unam sanctum said:
I don't disagree with anything from your last response. I just hope all those from that side of the fence see where I'm coming from. We don't need any more incarcerated people than we have. We also should not support idiots. But people will continue to make mistakes and I would rather see them built back up through the experience into better people, rather than torn down and their future destroyed.
Or, we could make the punishment harsher so people will stop fucking doing it and killing people. Go look at how many people die yearly cuz of these idiots
I bet if the penalty was death for over a .2 a lot more people wouldn't get drunk and drive. A beer or two is nothing, but getting drunk deserves no sympathy.
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Albeit responses from all angles should be expected on the interwebz
Hmm, not quite true yet. Ah, here we go... If you don't want to get killed by drunk drivers stay off the goddamn road!  That's better.
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maybe you should take better care of your health and stop eating Mdcs ..
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: orison319]
#14654056 - 06/22/11 03:10 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Sucks man. Been there, done that. Never again.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Boomer Mang]
#14654065 - 06/22/11 03:12 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Boomer Mang said:
Soon enough the cruiser rolls up behind me with lights on so I pulled out of the drive through and parked.
I asked him why he came to McDonald's and he said that one of the employees was concerned for my health.
such a polite officer, the McDonalds employee probably called them and said
you've been passed out for 20 minutes in the drive through while waiting on a
burger you never ordered... of course, eating McDonalds, I'd be concerned for
your health too
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Uzziel]
#14654072 - 06/22/11 03:13 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Uzziel said:
He supported the joy ride, let ryan go over 100
Obviously the problem is driving at felony speeds and being a dumbass, not being drunk behind the wheel. The drunk drivers that go 5 mph aren't ever going to hurt anyone.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Uzziel]
#14654078 - 06/22/11 03:14 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Uzziel said:
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unam sanctum said:
I don't disagree with anything from your last response. I just hope all those from that side of the fence see where I'm coming from. We don't need any more incarcerated people than we have. We also should not support idiots. But people will continue to make mistakes and I would rather see them built back up through the experience into better people, rather than torn down and their future destroyed.
Or, we could make the punishment harsher so people will stop fucking doing it and killing people. Go look at how many people die yearly cuz of these idiots
I bet if the penalty was death for over a .2 a lot more people wouldn't get drunk and drive. A beer or two is nothing, but getting drunk deserves no sympathy.
I say we raise the legal limit a bit and continue taking away people's licences for 6months+ if they do get caught.
But making the punishment harsher won't stop people from doing it. People don't commit crimes with the intention of getting caught. We've used death as a deterrent for murder and that doesn't even work.
Drunk driving is stupid but punishing people more won't really do much. The culture itself has to change and people need to A) be getting drunk less in general and B) not driving cars as much.
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Edited by Remix (06/22/11 03:16 PM)
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: psilyguy]
#14654085 - 06/22/11 03:15 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Uzziel said:
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unam sanctum said:
I don't disagree with anything from your last response. I just hope all those from that side of the fence see where I'm coming from. We don't need any more incarcerated people than we have. We also should not support idiots. But people will continue to make mistakes and I would rather see them built back up through the experience into better people, rather than torn down and their future destroyed.
Or, we could make the punishment harsher so people will stop fucking doing it and killing people. Go look at how many people die yearly cuz of these idiots
I bet if the penalty was death for over a .2 a lot more people wouldn't get drunk and drive. A beer or two is nothing, but getting drunk deserves no sympathy.
I bet I loose more respect for you every time you post, especially when I wasn't even replying to your negative stinky snatch 
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psilyguy said:
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unam sanctum said:
Albeit responses from all angles should be expected on the interwebz
Hmm, not quite true yet. Ah, here we go... If you don't want to get killed by drunk drivers stay off the goddamn road! That's better.
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orison319 said:
maybe you should take better care of your health and stop eating Mdcs ..
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psilyguy said:
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Uzziel said:
He supported the joy ride, let ryan go over 100
Obviously the problem is driving at felony speeds and being a dumbass, not being drunk behind the wheel. The drunk drivers that go 5 mph aren't ever going to hurt anyone.
Double yes
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unam sanctum said:
I don't disagree with anything from your last response. I just hope all those from that side of the fence see where I'm coming from. We don't need any more incarcerated people than we have. We also should not support idiots. But people will continue to make mistakes and I would rather see them built back up through the experience into better people, rather than torn down and their future destroyed.
I agree. I didn't say incarcerate them. They should serve community service and have their licences revoked for a set amount of years. Drinking and driving is completely avoidable, so if you don't avoid it then you shouldn't be allowed on the road at all. Locking people up at all doesn't do anyone any good. The only people that should be behind bars are people that have hurt or want to hurt others deliberately. They need to be locked up to keep others safe from them. Taking someones licence should be the step right below being sent to jail for drinking and driving. Sure they should spend a week in jail right off the bat while waiting for their day in court, but right after that and taking their licence they should be free to go after agreeing to serving community service.
How about 10 years no licence, unless you serve a total of 2000 hours or more in community service and take alcohol classes until you pass them. You can either work twards getting your license back, or you can wait a decade.
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Edited by Kada (06/22/11 03:25 PM)
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Remix] 1
#14654103 - 06/22/11 03:20 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Remix said:
I say we raise the legal limit but making the punishment harsher won't stop people from doing it. People don't commit crimes with the intention of getting caught. We've used death as a deterrent for murder and that doesn't even work.
Drunk driving is stupid but punishing people more won't really do much. The culture itself has to change and people need to A) be getting drunk less in general and B) not driving cars as much.
We should also make alternatives more easily available. Taxi's are expensive. Sometimes when you get drunk at the bar, end up buying other people drinks, and just spend way more money than you intended, you can't afford a taxi. STFU with your argument about being responsible at the bar, this shit happens and will always happen. Public transportation shut's down at midnight (in my area) and the bars are open until 2:30 (does that make sense? no.). And for many people it is too far to walk home, not to mention you can get thrown in the drunk tank and cited for public intoxication on the way. Sometimes driving drunk is the most logical choice to someone who can't think logically. We need to provide more reliable alternatives for getting drunks home if we really want to stop drunk driving. Its a huge money maker though...
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: ShroomyJohn]
#14654132 - 06/22/11 03:25 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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TL;DR
Why didn't you sleep in the car?
Its only illegal if you have the keys in the ignition. Keys in the ignition shows "intent to operate a motor vehicle."
If the keys are on the dash or in your pocket, and you are sleeping in the passenger side or back seat you are doing nothing wrong. If a cop gives you a hard time it will just be thrown out when you go to court.
Nope if your keys are with you, you can be found guilty of intent to DUI or whateverm. If anybody ever needs to sleep one off in their car, unlock doors, open door, go find a spot to hide your keys (outside the car) then go back inside the car.
What state?
Jersey has some of the toughest DUI laws in the country and you are allowed to sleep in the car.
I am 150% positive this is the law. Thats how my brother got out of a DUI.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: frith]
#14654139 - 06/22/11 03:25 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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What he said is true in Oregon. If the keys are in arm reach and you are in or around your car you can get DUI.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Kada]
#14654140 - 06/22/11 03:25 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Kada said:
I agree. I didn't say incarcerate them. They should serve community service and have their licences revoked for a set amount of years. Drinking and driving is completely avoidable, so if you don't avoid it then you shouldn't be allowed on the road at all. Locking people up at all doesn't do anyone any good.
well let's see, locking them up, fining them, suspending their license and
assigning community service all rolled into a single sentence hasnt stopped
people from getting multiple DUIs why would stripping away the few days in
jail work any better
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rule, there are 44 words in the english language that follow the rule. this is
the shit our education funding is paying for and these liberals want more money
for education to keep making students stupid
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Prisoner#1]
#14654157 - 06/22/11 03:29 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Prisoner#1 said:
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Kada said:
I agree. I didn't say incarcerate them. They should serve community service and have their licences revoked for a set amount of years. Drinking and driving is completely avoidable, so if you don't avoid it then you shouldn't be allowed on the road at all. Locking people up at all doesn't do anyone any good.
well let's see, locking them up, fining them, suspending their license and
assigning community service all rolled into a single sentence hasnt stopped
people from getting multiple DUIs why would stripping away the few days in
jail work any better
We should force anyone with more than 6 DUIs to live or at least only drive in antarctica. Agreed? Worst case they end up in a crevasse and will stay warm with the drink 
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: psilyguy]
#14654175 - 06/22/11 03:31 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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psilyguy said:
We should also make alternatives more easily available. Taxi's are expensive. Sometimes when you get drunk at the bar, end up buying other people drinks, and just spend way more money than you intended, you can't afford a taxi. STFU with your argument about being responsible at the bar, this shit happens and will always happen. Public transportation shut's down at midnight (in my area) and the bars are open until 2:30 (does that make sense? no.). And for many people it is too far to walk home, not to mention you can get thrown in the drunk tank and cited for public intoxication on the way. Sometimes driving drunk is the most logical choice to someone who can't think logically. We need to provide more reliable alternatives for getting drunks home if we really want to stop drunk driving. Its a huge money maker though...
Well, if I were to be totally ideal about the situation and handle it my way I would say that cars are more the problem and not people drinking and driving.
People can't go 70mph on a horse and crash because they were too drunk to react.
If you drink and drive a bike you're not nearly as dangerous as behind a car.
And walking drunk is, mainly, just hilarious to watch.
Plus, as the car becomes more popular and more accessible the necessary distance between the places people go naturally will increase aswell, so driving becomes people's primary option in many cases.
In all honesty I think the combustion engine has caused more problems than it solved.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Boomer Mang]
#14654178 - 06/22/11 03:32 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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sucks, dude, but I'm glad no one was hurt and I hope you learned a fucking lesson
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: Remix]
#14654194 - 06/22/11 03:36 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Don't blame the almighty combustion engine
It's the combination of cheap, easy to get energy (reason for our population) and inadequate road and vehicle safety designs. Cars could easily drive for us these days.
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Re: McDonald's gave me a DUI [Re: pwnasaurus]
#14654195 - 06/22/11 03:36 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Not saying what I did was right, but I am saying that what McDonald's did is borderline shitty.
Really? I don't see how in any way, shape, or form what McDicks did was shitty. In fact, they did exactly the right thing IMO - glad to have another drunk driving scumbag off the roads.
That.
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