“We are aware that there are those who say police should have better things to do, but this ignores the role speed plays in fatal and serious road traffic collisions”

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• driving course :
  May 9th, 2008 at 7:10 am
  
  

  Another report from a senior policeman this week told us that the millions spent on CCTV was a waste of money because it didn’t reduce crime or help solve crimes.
  Acts of violence are the #1 crime that the British public want reduced. The police are there to serve the public.
  The British public does not regard speeding as the #1 crime.
  The police really should get on with doing something useful - tackle knife crime and gun crime not somebody doing 35mph in a 30mph zone.

• menno :
  May 9th, 2008 at 8:26 am
  
  

  bunkie, nobody “demands” that you believe in a higher power than yourself, not even God himself.

  Otherwise we’d merely be robots. That is why there is free will. You can believe that or not, too. It’s still a free country!

  But the facts are that many of the founders were devout Christians of various denominations or traditions, in fact the vast majority were. That is historically accurate and very well known. At least, until “newspeak” rewrites history, anyway. It’s also known that many did not believe that this nation could stand long without God, and that God delivered this nation to freedom in our war for independence.

  I have an agnostic or possibly atheist friend and colleague at work who has worked relentlessly to see that Ron Paul is elected President of the United States. I would describe him as a constitutionalist and libertarian, and I respect him and his right to have his own beliefs and opinions about faith, and all other subjects.

  Even agsnostics and atheists can recognize that there is something “special” and unique about the United States and recognize that going back to basics - and actually paying attention to the United States Constitution - would be advantageous for all.

  Personally, with regards to speed limits, I would love to see higher speed limits on roads where this could be safe, AND even more importantly, would love to see the retraining of all drivers on the road to British or German standards, which will do more to improve safety than anything else we could do. Because in the UK and Germany, a good number of drivers actually concentrate on their driving while driving! I know, what a novel idea, eh? That is they are driving, instead of behind behind the steering wheel while-

  -drinking latte
  -slapping the kids in the back of the minivan
  -yakking continuously on the cell phone
  -eating a Burger King whopper while steering (?) with their knees
  -texting friends
  -or doing all of the above pretty much at the same time

• Pch101 :
  May 9th, 2008 at 5:01 pm
  
  

  But the facts are that many of the founders were devout Christians of various denominations or traditions, in fact the vast majority were.

  The intellectual firepower behind the Constitution and Declaration of Independence came from “deists,” an 18th century version of political correctness that was used to describe agnostics and atheists.

  Jefferson coined the term “wall of separation” for a reason. Clearly, we didn’t build that wall high enough. Should have included a fringe of barbed wire along the top and a few guard towers, while we were at it.

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