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Golden 4 year s ago
Liberal bullsh#t
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Valid 4 year s ago
Thatswhy they Speed on the auto bahn Germany when 120 is allowed because the fines are jokes for them...
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August 4 year s ago
It’s the very definition of fair and equal. Nobody will take the fine seriously if it’s pocket change. In the US there’s zero consequence for the rich, but a legitimate detriment for the poor. How on Earth is that fair? The sting should be equal no matter what your financial status.
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Trained 4 year s ago
can you say loopholes? based on wealth. which fluctuates.. progressives always love to keep moving the goal posts to suit themselves.
This has, of course, lead to some of history’s biggest speeding fines. Back in 2002, former Nokia director Anssi Vanjoki was caught driving 47mph in a 30mph zone on his motorbike and was fined $103,600. More recently, in 2015, Reima Kuisla, a Finnish businessman, had to pay $62,000 for driving 15mph above the 30mph speed limit.
Yep, you’ve already guessed where this is going. Guinness World Records claim that the largest speeding ticket belongs to a Swiss man who was caught driving 85mph in a 50mph zone in St. Gallen, Switzerland. He was fined for $290,000 US Dollars. The man was driving a Ferrari Testarossa, and the fine was based on his 22.7 million dollar wealth. The fine was made higher as he was a repeat offender.
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Golden 4 year s ago
Liberal bullsh#t
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Valid 4 year s ago
Thatswhy they Speed on the auto bahn Germany when 120 is allowed because the fines are jokes for them...
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August 4 year s ago
It’s the very definition of fair and equal. Nobody will take the fine seriously if it’s pocket change. In the US there’s zero consequence for the rich, but a legitimate detriment for the poor. How on Earth is that fair? The sting should be equal no matter what your financial status.
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Trained 4 year s ago
can you say loopholes? based on wealth. which fluctuates.. progressives always love to keep moving the goal posts to suit themselves.