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Re: Should Seatbelts be mandatory..??
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Posted by Scott Green on December 19, 2003 at 06:14:30 from (66.133.133.68):
In Reply to: Should Seatbelts be mandatory..?? posted by Ron on December 18, 2003 at 17:44:15:
I remember a time when the manager of a store was almost to work. He had an accident. Fire broke out. The man was strapped in his car with a seatbelt. Could not get it off. The man screaming from the pain , begging the sherriff to shoot him. The sherriff couldn't do it. The sherriff watched as the man litterally burn to death. That was about 32 years ago. Long before the seatbelt law. I think seatbelts should be a personal choice , regaurdless of statistics. Or , maybe it be mandatory if traveling on highways with speed limits in access of ??? Last I knew , police , fire , etc.(emergency vehicles) , did not have to wear seatbelts. What does that tell you. No one else knows how to drive? Then again , as time goes on , when ever I get onto an expressway , I see more and more people driving like maniacs. I do wear my seatbelt when driving amongst them. So who knows. As far as tractor pulls go , I vote "NO" to seatbelts. If I remember right , the drivers of super-stock tractors wear seatbelts anyways , along with helmets.
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