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In some countries (E. g. Norway) it's mandatory to use the seat belt in both buses and cars. If you don't use them, you may get fined. Please explain Why you thinks so. #Law #Justice #SeatBelt

My Opinion:
I think people should use seat belts and especially in cars, but I don't think it's possible to enforce the law properly when it comes to buses. Why I think it's okay having a law when it comes to cars, but not buses is because of it's pointless to fine people more than 200$ when the buses are full and there's not enough seats available. The bus companies here doesn't have enough seats in the buses or enough available buses, so when many people at the same time wants to take the bus, some people have to stand. Off course people could wait for the next bus, but there may take 30 minutes to several hours before the next bus comes.

The government complains about not enough people taking the bus or other public transport, that too many people drives their own cars and that people are polluting a lot. They even wants to make driving people pay several hundred dollars sometimes for using the roads because fixing the roads and the pollution problems are problematic. Yet they can't solve the problem of my country having too few buses so there's not enough seats for everyone and the prices are also more expensive nowadays than earlier on. In the past a bus ticket cost ca. 2$, but nowadays it costs ca. 5$ - 6,5$ per person. Yet they can't afford "giving" people more buses.

So:
1. People gets fined ca. 200$ for not using the seat belts
2. There's not enough seats or buses available. People won't wait more than an hour for the next bus
3. The government complains about too many people driving cars
4. The road pricing and pollution taxes are expensive, so many can't afford driving either
5. A bus ticket cost 5 - 6,5$ per person, yet the buses can't afford more seats
6. It's expensive to have polices controlling the buses

In my opinion, the reality is that da Kwa is a police state. To see the truth in that just go out partying some time, or just drive through any random small town, police are every where, literally everything requires a permit or is forbidden, and boy are they ever vigilant when it comes to enforcing their petty little laws. Among other things try using a tripod in a public park sometime. Immediately some badge fag comes waddling over demanding that you present a permit. Do you have an FAA registration for that there drone? Try and drink a beer on an American beach, holy shit, its like you have a hand grenade in your hand.