Driver Re-education: Might is Right
06-18-09, 07:38 AM
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Tell it to TR, the words are his, not mine.
My point was that plenty of drivers, not just foreign born ones, exhibit aggressive road manners. The OP was not "decriminating against a refusal to accept local customs and laws" because plenty of native born Americans refuse to do this and he doesn't seem to have any problem with that. Instead, he chose to "descriminate against a birthplace or origin" by specifically complaining about foreigner's driving habits.
My point was that plenty of drivers, not just foreign born ones, exhibit aggressive road manners. The OP was not "decriminating against a refusal to accept local customs and laws" because plenty of native born Americans refuse to do this and he doesn't seem to have any problem with that. Instead, he chose to "descriminate against a birthplace or origin" by specifically complaining about foreigner's driving habits.
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06-18-09, 11:13 AM
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Just dress him up in a burka and have him walk to the mall and back for a week. His new found appreciation for ignorance and intolerance would hopefully do him good... gosh he might even learn some compassion and understanding.
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