
Originally Posted by
J-Dogg
I'm sure there are some flaws in the logic, no doubting that, but maybe I just feel it's a little silly that we are required to have auto insurance to drive.
In michigan, it's NO FAULT driving. If I'm driving my 2008 BMW and a crack head hits me in his 1979 Ford LTD, my insurance repairs my car, fault does not matter...no fault insurance.
Now, you do have to have Liability insurance, and to be honest, I'm not sure what that means. What are you liable for with the No Fault Driving?
Also, why is it the governments business, if you are not insured when you drive? Why are the concerned if you don't have liability insurance when you drive? Other drivers, carry the responsibility to have their own insurance.
For what most people pay for just basic driving liability insurance, they could get health insurance. Probably not the best, but something to cover anything in the instance of a bad accident, or a policy with a high deductible.
Also, why can't you have more than a 12 pack in a canoe? Drunk canoeing is suddenly dangerous to the general public? Like you are going to get wasted and start tipping over other canoes?