If we can’t get Dalton McGuinty and his liberal government off their current mission to take away all our freedoms we’re going to be in bad shape by the time the next election rolls around.
It is almost unfathomable that further restrictive driver legislation is being proposed based on the sad incident where a teenager got drunk, drove and was killed, along with two buddies. A mere four months after the incident the presumably grief-ridden father has gained the ear of McGuinty and other proponents of cradle-to-grave safety legislation and our poor children are about to take it on the chin.
Why should my child, who doesn’t drink and drive, have to be restricted to appease the guilt of someone whose child did?
Then there’s the legislation proposing that children under age 14 not be allowed on the back of a motorcycle. Based on 200-odd deaths or injuries since 1995. Are there not more serious problems requiring our attention?
McGuinty’s government is rudderless, bereft of ideas, twitching in the wind and jumping on any feel-good legislation they can find.
I want government out of my face, out of my life, off my back, off my children’s backs and tucked away where they can’t hurt anybody.
We’ll be lucky if we’re allowed to walk around the block by ourselves come the next election.