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>> ^southblvd:
I was expecting teeth...


I was expecting vomit...

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Sorry:

*dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Drunk-Driving-Test-Fail

This one is a bit longer, but essentially the same...

^if someone is "endangering lives" that would be reckless driving, which is another traffic violation. being drunk/high does not mean you are driving recklessly, nor does it mean you are endangering lives.

Here is at least one example which proves you are incorrect:

A man has been drinking every day for 20 years, his brain has become highly resistant to the effects of alcohol. This man, at a BAC of 0.08% (legally intoxicated) can pass all sobriety tests and has an identical coordination levels and response times to a sober person. At a BAC of 0.08% he can pass all driving tests you throw at him.

Under your viewpoint, this man is "endangering lives" just because his BAC is 0.08%. How can you justify this?

Given that sober people are often convicted of reckless driving, clearly it has been proven that there are other ways aside from BAC to detect if someone is "endangering lives". So why add this ineffective and inconsistent test, when one that works already exists?

Under my viewpoint, only people who are actually "endangering lives" are convicted of reckless driving. Can you provide an example where my viewpoint breaks down?

OMG! Never though this was possible!! The question is, how did she/he (but look like a "she") passed his driving test! Man, if it's impossible to back out for this person , how can she wouldn't be a danger for the other drivers.

Go back to driving school!!!

How did she even pass her tests? I wonder how much money she lost. Ya know, she is somewhat cute. Wait, maybe it's fake.

I thought *I* was the worst because I caused an accident (someone almost died) when practicing driving with a licensed special trailer for disabled people (yes, I have multiple disabilities) back in 1995 (was a college sophomore).

So here I am not driving even though I passed the DMV driving test with 83% or something, and just carpooling a lot.