Originally Posted by captrat:
Respectfully, actually no one's freedom is unlimited. I am not allowed to drive on the wrong side of the road because I can, minors are not allowed to legally drink alcohol, adults are not allowed drive and do the same.
Poor analogy. All those things have always been forbidden. But going to the store? Going to church? Getting together with friends? Going to a race? Ridiculous! But don't worry, you'll probably get your way. It seems nowadays insanity usually wins.
You laugh because I'm different. I laugh because you're all the same. Copied from the back of the #16 supermodified.
Originally Posted by PJ Wright:
Poor analogy. All those things have always been forbidden. But going to the store? Going to church? Getting together with friends? Going to a race? Ridiculous! But don't worry, you'll probably get your way. It seems nowadays insanity usually wins.
Actually originally there were no driving laws or age limitations on alcohol consumption. Like sheltering in in place they came about as a need arose. It isn't about going to a race, restaurant or whatever. It is about all of us understanding the unwritten social contract that binds us together in a time of crisis. We will agree to disagree.
Does the race track have an electrical outlet that I can plug a light into it? It would seem that is the cure to the problem? What end do you jam it into?
Originally Posted by chop:
does the race track have an electrical outlet that i can plug a light into it? It would seem that is the cure to the problem? What end do you jam it into?
lol!
There is always room for one more in the corner! I'm disguised as a responsible adult!...
Michael Carter....
Originally Posted by captrat:
Actually originally there were no driving laws or age limitations on alcohol consumption. Like sheltering in in place they came about as a need arose. It isn't about going to a race, restaurant or whatever. It is about all of us understanding the unwritten social contract that binds us together in a time of crisis. We will agree to disagree.
[QUOTE=sp6967;527419]why are people so scared? whats worse, dying or
Waiting a while to see our next race is not "living like your dead"
Its surviving to enjoy racing the rest of our lives
Watching sprint car races is not a life or death matter. COVID is...
Originally Posted by PJ Wright:
We're finding out that our freedom has never been more restricted and regulated than it is right now. Ironically the fear of dying has made many afraid of living.
So if you get COVID, be a hero, obey your Fearless Leader & mainline some Lysol?
I'm disguised as a responsible adult!...
