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18-08-2010, 10:17 PM
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With all the recent legislation on hoon laws, 'road safety', etc. over the last number of years who are we to 'thank' for turning all states into nanny states and not focusing on driver education, road improvement, stricter car roadworthy rules?
 With the election coming up, who are you going to vote, and do we car enthusiasts have any representation at all?I dream of the day when we can honestly call members of the police force our friends and not 'out to get us at every opportunity'. Maybe Australia isn't the place to be..  |
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The enthusiast choice: Who to vote?
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