Reply to "Is the radar jammer legal?"

I have no problems with laws. Only with logic.

It is not unsafe to drive faster than the posted limit. Especially since the highway speed when I was a kid was 80 mph and there were a lot less accidents.

Poor drivers, bad training and worse education has resulted in all laws being created by and for the lowest common denominator. Dumbed down for the masses.

There's no mystery. We're lowering the standards in our schools because we don't pay our teachers enough. Students don't get involved, they don't want to study and so they get the resulting bad marks. So we lower the standards. Axe anyone who knows.

Same with our stupid television shows and other mindless media forced on us. Dumb and dumber we get.

I suppose in the confines of my car, without network TV or sound bite politics I get lost in reality and drive within my limits. Without thinking, I automatically defend myself and my passengers by carefully avoiding the drones who have no idea what they're doing on the road - driving in the left lane, beside those in the right lane who are also barely hitting the minimum speed creating a virtual moving roadblock, never looking in their mirrors, totally unaware of what's around them, waiting to the last minute before making a decision that never comes, following eachother like sheep to slaughter.

No wonder I get the speeding tickets.

The female officer on ticket #2 was like 4'-5" with a big brown hat. She said, "Hello, my name is Officer Smith." Sheesh, I though she was going to follow that up with... "and I'll be your officer for the next few minutes. Would you like fries with your ticket? Have a great highway day."

Okay, I am getting a little crazy as I vent. But I feel better now. Just don't get me started on traffic regulations, customer service, public companies or politics.