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Originally posted by bethany1982
This is such BS! Driving in itself is not a right. Driving is a state sponsored privilege. She has a right to keep her face covered. However, if having your picture on a license is a requirement for the privilege of obtaining that license, she must be required to make a choice. She can't expect to have it both ways. If the court finds for her, I think I'll find a religion which prohibits state licensing, then challenge the necessity to have a license in order to legally drive. OK, that last part may have been a bit sarcastic.
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You actually make an excellent point, Bethany. I agree with you. It's a wonder this hasn't been challenged before.
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