The Philosophy of Drunk Driving

In Germany, interestingly, it is illegal to run out of gas on the street. The police could arrest you for it (!) However, you ARE allowed to drive if you are drunk, as long as it is a reasonable driving. For example, you can consume like two glasses of beer and you would still be allowed to drive, however, don't drink a couple of glasses of vine because that wouldn't fall under the category of "reasonable" anymore, if you understand what I mean ^^

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I agree with everything that woman above me just said but I have to ask a question in between: what is 0.08 what is the unit?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

That is only halfway true since there is no higher type of legislation than your own conscience - which is by the way also the last instance - contrary to public belief - which will always still be able to stop you (even if the crime is just about to happen, there's still a chance your conscience will show the better side of yours). Of course, in most cases, the positive result is zero to none.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

The law isn't meant to be kind of an ultimative catalogue where you can find the answer to every question which is like "what am I allowed to do or not", "is what I am doing illegal or not" it is just an orientation. In fact, it is impossible for it to be like that since you will never encounter a situation where what you are doing can 100% be checked with the law. Eventually, it's only your conscience that tells you what you should do and what you shouldn't.

If I am drunk and sit into my vehicle, I might be not aware whether what I am doing is illegal or not. My conscience can tell me that I should not drive home now, though. Which means, in the end, your conscience can tell you what the law isn't able to.

Laws were and are made to avoid total chaos. Humanity would turn into anarchy without laws.

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