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He is absolutley saying he is ok with it. Science says so. Strap them in champ. Film it and prove it. Better yet sometimes it is better not to wear a seatbelt so dont strap them in. And doing burnouts isnt bad, hell go ten kms over the limit too. There are rules for a reason and science proves the chances of crashing increase.
That statistic would only make your point if 24% of drivers have a BAC of >0.0.
Given that I guarantee you that the number of drivers with alcohol in their system make up far, far less than 24% of drivers - then the statistics are very clear: alcohol is a causative factor in crashes.
There is no denying that.
There is the reason there is a law - and the legal limit is 0.05. (There are arguements that the limit could be either side of that, and P-Platers, at least in WA, have a limit of 0).
I've never said drinking doesn't increase your risk of a crash.
I said one person saying someone died in an accident involving a driver slightly over the limit doesn't prove anything.
That's like saying I got my kid vaccinated and a week later they got cancer so vaccines cause cancer.
Speed remains the no1 cause of road deaths yet low level speeding is laughed off as revenue raising.
That's the only pointing in making, what Hodge did was wrong and stupid but almost everyone has got a speeding fine which is just as wrong and stupid.