Lonestar_logic
Republic of Texas
- May 13, 2009
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Are you required to buy or drive a car? No?
Then you're not required to buy car insurance.
Damn you are one stupid child.
Again with the name calling. Obviously you have nothing of substance with which to respond, all you can do is call me names and hope that I'll just agree with you.
Oh and show me any legal statute that requires a drivers license and car insurance when driving on private property.
I'll wait.........
Actually, you should investigate whether there is a statutory exception to operating a car on private property, because you're the one who made that claim. There's alot of states, so I'll wait. In the meantime, you should also ask yourself why is it that being passed out in the driver's seat of a running car that's sitting in one's driveway can still cause a person to be charged with a DWI. And you should also consider what your chances are of getting out of a driving without insurance charge just because you're in the parking lot at Wal-Mart. That's usually private property, you know.
Grow up and answer my questions.
And the burden of proof is on you since you initiated the claim that one needs auto insurance to drive on private property.