• snooggums@midwest.social
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    3 months ago

    Their religion is causing danger to other drivers. If their religion is that important they can not use the roads.

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      3 months ago

      Nah, that’s car-supremacist bullshit. There are any number of unlit things that could be in the road that automobile drivers have a responsibility to watch out for: pedestrians, cyclists, deer, etc. The notion that a driver could smash into something because they were driving too fast for the throw of their headlights and somehow not be 100% responsible for it is ridiculous blame-shifting.

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        3 months ago

        There are other things too, but as long as there are safety rules for vehicles a religious exemption is moronic. Safety is safety.

        Fuck religious-supremist exemptions from valid* public safety requirements.

        *Visibility for safety, pandemic distancing and mask requirements in public, etc. are valid. Mask bans are not valid for anyone, so there shouldn’t even be a reason for religious exemptions to come up.

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        3 months ago

        I hate cars, but I hate getting stuck behind the Amish even more. Doesn’t mean they need to get hit by cars, but their religion is fucked up to a degree most people don’t realize, especially when it comes to women.

        Those buggies are straight up hazardous to people, including the people driving them