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05-27-2008
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How can laws ment to maintain personal safety be constitutional?
Where do legislators get the power to make laws such as ones that force a person to wear a seatbelt or not allowing the sale of fireworks to people over 18?
I can see why there are laws to make us safe from others ex: no speeding because you might hurt someone else) but if your old enough shouldent you, not the government be in charge of your safety?
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