A Modest Proposal For Making Driving More Entertaining, While Creating

A Modest Proposal For Making control More Entertaining, While Creating The Same Risks For Everyone On The Road It was suggested to me that we kill in all the dumbasses who convey to drink and drive, but I felt this too acetous (Holzbach). Why non let them kill themselves? The nation, as a whole, would be more pleasant, happier and more carefree.It is a melancholy object to those who often patronize the bars in this great country to see those who do not currently share in their fortunate state of being. They are comm plainly alone, observing those around them with great envy, holding the car keys, but finish up of all, sober up. It is the inopportune being who is unluckily chosen to be the designated driver for the evening. It is ever an enjoyable experience to spend hour upon hour pounding backwards the drinks in a bar. Why limit the fun? Why choose someone to be a designated driver and make his or her night miserable? Why not take the fun onto the road?I think that it is agreed by all parties that the prodigious number of sober drivers in our neighborhoods, city streets, and country roads is at present despicable to the state of our great nation. Currently, a whopping ninety-eight percent of Americans of movement age feel threatened by those who drive under the capture of alcohol, which means that only two percent of Americans are able to amply relax and enjoy themselves while on the road, and with the growing awareness, this number could be on the rise (MADD Online familiar Statistics 1). What a travesty All drivers, and passengers alike, should be put at the same risk for danger, be it damage, injury, or death. alone my intention is very far from being confined to provide only for those driving the cars it is of a much ... ...edAmerican FactFinder. U.S. Census Bureau. 18 family 2002 .Brown, Meg. Personal interview. 18 September 2002.Holzbach, Wyatt. netmail interview. 18 September 2002. certify Drivers Our Nations Highways 2000. 26 April 2002. U.S. Department of Transportation. 18 September 2002MADD Online General Statistics. MADD Online. 18 September 2002 .MADD Online Government Survey Shows Troubling News On Drunk Driving, Underage Drinking. 5 September 2002. MADD Online. 15 September 2002 .Reed, Kim. E-mail interview. 18 September 2002.Santo, Beth. E-mail interview. 18 September 2002.