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From: dave@teldata.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.legal
Subject: Drivers license regulated industry or right?
Message-ID: <348@teldata.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 18-May-84 13:18:57 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 18 13:18:57 1984
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I noticed that more and more people  are  talking  about  driving  being  a
privilege  from the state.  I would like to know when it became a privilege
to move from point to point (don't you have to have papers to  move  around
in  Poland?)  and who is the master as lined out in the Constitution of the
United States of America?

Licenses are  for  people  who  are  operating  in  a  regulated  industry.
Therefore  if  I  have  insurance  for  my car, insurance being a regulated
industry, am I not then required to have a license since I am now operating
within  the  regulated industry.  If that is the case then if I do not have
insurance then I don't need the license.

To be free a person has to be responsible  for  his/her  actions  not  some
insurance company.

			Dave.