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Old 02-17-14, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
Probably a combination of assumptions and stereotyping. After all this is the A&S forum.
It was not my intention to draw (i.e. "jump to") any conclusions. I made an observation based on personal experience, and posted here to incite comment. I fully realize that the observations I made about road side litter are a pretty weak basis for estimating the extent of the drunk driving problem. It did serve as a reminder that the problem exists. I guess what got me really thinking about this was a couple of high profile incidents here in Southern California. One of those was probably more a case of distraction involving law enforcement using digital media, the other allegedly involved some king of chemical impairment, not necessarily alcohol. I suspect distraction may have been a factor in the second case. I have never used meth, as the suspect was alleged to be under the influence of, but do not believe it causes the same type of motor impairment that alcohol does. I welcome comments by those who may have more knowledge of this.

My main motive was to solicit thoughtful responses, like those of FBinNY, and others.
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