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From: glenn@c3pe.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: Drug testing
Message-ID: <127@c3pe.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 3-Jun-86 01:13:36 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jun  3 01:13:36 1986
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Summary: 55?

In article <1958@ihlpg.UUCP>, dms@ihlpg.UUCP (Spang) writes:
> > I wouldn't.  I drive over 55.  Do you?  I wager on sports events with
> > my friends.  Do you?  If you don't, would you be happy to see people
> > who did rejected from rehiring?
> 
> If I was hiring you to be a school bus driver I would reject you if you were
> and unsafe driver. If I was hiring you to keep my books I would reject

Driving in excess of 55 MPH does not always constitute unsafe driving.
Especialy on roads engineered for >=70 MPH, and especialy in sparse
traffic.  Or no traffic.  At times, yes, [pick a speed] is dangerous,
but 55 is not magical.  It is arbitrary.

(Otherwise, your arguments make more sense than I would like them to.
But until you convince me, I will keep looking for the holes.  Or looking
for ways to make the holes I find into ones big enough to use.)

					D. Glenn Arthur Jr.
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