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Old Feb 2, 2018 | 7:22 pm
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Originally Posted by azepine00

this gets into omni territory but i believe our justice system is based on the idea of rehabilitation as forcing lifetime punishments is not a particularly productive way and it absolutely does not work in crime prevention

It appears that despite such draconian rules canada still leads all nations in drunk driving deaths
Canada?s drunk-driving death rate worst among wealthy countries, U.S. study finds National Post
OMNI because facts are mis-stated

Literally (not figurativelly) first sentence after headline:

Originally Posted by nationalpost.com

The CDC study found that while fewer people were dying from motor vehicle crashes in Canada, the proportion of deaths linked to alcohol impairment was 34%


Originally Posted by mapleg
You conveniently state "all nations" when it says "among wealthy countries"

And since that is the fact, do you figure we in Canada should "lighten up" on the penalties and then let more formerly convicted drunk drivers enter our country for a little sightseeing?
It's proportion of deaths that involve alcohol.

Given how many people are killed by drunk drivers in southern US where laws are very lax, I find it hard to believe this, unless there are just a lot of car crash related deaths in US.
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