06-11-2017, 05:05 AM
leilanidude says:
HOTPE - the fact that the state is just beginning to issue drivers licenses to illegals, has nothing to do with the Ortiz case.
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you could not possibly have a drivers license! Actually, I do not believe you can now, either,
How many people do you think drive without a driver's license in Hawaii County? How many drive without insurance? How many drive drunk? I'm not saying it's OK to do so, but when the practice is as pervasive as it is here, to the extent that insurance companies expect insured drivers to carry uninsured motorist coverage, it's a problem that's no doubt difficult for the police and courts to keep up with.
If your strongest argument is that Ortiz should be deported because of a driving issue, it's difficult for me to render significance to that point when he's one out of thousands and thousands.
Did he break a law. Yes. But how serious do you consider his action? Knowing the number of uninsured, unlicensed, and drunk individuals on the road at any given time in Puna and Hawaii County, do you consider the risk so high it prevents you from driving where you want to go?
If the answer is no, then trumping up the driving charge on Ortiz is obviously not as strong an argument as you'd like to make it appear.
HOTPE - the fact that the state is just beginning to issue drivers licenses to illegals, has nothing to do with the Ortiz case.
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you could not possibly have a drivers license! Actually, I do not believe you can now, either,
How many people do you think drive without a driver's license in Hawaii County? How many drive without insurance? How many drive drunk? I'm not saying it's OK to do so, but when the practice is as pervasive as it is here, to the extent that insurance companies expect insured drivers to carry uninsured motorist coverage, it's a problem that's no doubt difficult for the police and courts to keep up with.
If your strongest argument is that Ortiz should be deported because of a driving issue, it's difficult for me to render significance to that point when he's one out of thousands and thousands.
Did he break a law. Yes. But how serious do you consider his action? Knowing the number of uninsured, unlicensed, and drunk individuals on the road at any given time in Puna and Hawaii County, do you consider the risk so high it prevents you from driving where you want to go?
If the answer is no, then trumping up the driving charge on Ortiz is obviously not as strong an argument as you'd like to make it appear.
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