[Vision2020] Alive at 25 (Sept 29, 2013)

[Joe Campbell]

People die from skiing, from driving, from walking, from living. Should we
resist those activities? Here is my view. Let people do whatever they want
as long as it doesn't interfere with others. Sure there are costs but not
nearly as much as the costs of our high cost prison system. Some wish that
they could believe in a nice white guy in the sky that will give them life
ever after if only they choose to believe. Others cannot buy that because
it sounds to them like a bunch of crap. (I'm still on the fence.) Life is
hard and the fear of death causes folks to avoid thinking about it in all
kinds of ways, sometimes (ironically) to the extent in which their
indulgences make them that much closer too it. Arrest folks who drive
drunk, high, whatever -- whenever their actions place risk upon the lives
and interests of others -- but stop judging people and just let them live
their own lives the best they can.

By the way, you are officially NO libertarian in my book, Scott.


On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 5:19 PM, Scott Dredge <scooterd408 at hotmail.com>wrote:

> I would hope "marijuana" would be considered a subset of "party drugs" and
> thus would be discouraged.
>
> From the website:
> DDC-Alive at 25 teaches young adults that:
>
>    - People in their age group are more likely to be hurt or killed in a
>    vehicle crash.
>    - Inexperience, distractions, and peer pressure cause unique driving
>    hazards.
>    - Speeding, alcohol, and "party drugs" greatly increase their risk of
>    injury or death.
>    - As a driver or passenger, they can greatly reduce their risk by
>    taking control.
>    - Committing to changing their driving behavior makes personal, legal
>    and financial sense.
>
>
>
> ------------------------------
> From: skalasz at ci.moscow.id.us
> To: vision2020 at moscow.com
> Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2013 21:11:47 +0000
> Subject: [Vision2020] Alive at 25 (Sept 29, 2013)
>
>
>
> *Our Next Class:  *
>
> *Sunday, September 29, 2013, 3:30 pm to 8:00 pm *
>
> *at the Moscow Police Department.*
>
>
>
> *Alive at 25 *is a young driver intervention program developed by the
> National Safety Council for drivers between 14 and 24 years of age. *Alive
> at 25* was implemented in *Idaho* in 2010. This course is a 4.5 hour
> program that focuses on the decision making processes and behaviors that
> young drivers and passengers display in a motor vehicle and is designed to
> prevent the number one killer of teens, automobile crashes.
>
> *Alive at 25* is taught exclusively by law enforcement officers who hold
> candid conversations with students about what can happen if they practice
> risky behavior or make other poor decisions in an automobile. This highly
> interactive program encourages young drivers between the ages of 14 and
> 24 to take responsibility for their driving behavior.
>
> Our next class is scheduled for September 29, 2013.  There is no cost.
> If you are interested in your child or young adult attending this class,
> please *register on line* at www.AliveAt25.us
>
> If you have any questions, please feel free to contact either myself or
> Cpl. Bruce Lovell at the Moscow Police Department.
>
>
>
> [image: aliveat5main2[1]]
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>
> Cpl. Art Lindquist
>
>             Moscow Police Department
>
>             118 East 4th Street
>
>             Moscow, Idaho  83843
>
>             alindquist at ci.moscow.id.us
>
>             208-883-7129
>
>
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