- Mandatory Black Boxes in New Car Purchases by #29621
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"The installation and use of these black boxes can have infinite possibilities for local, state, and federal governments to monitor and record data for a number of other revenue programs that are currently under consideration. ...
New car purchases starting in June will have a mandatory black box installed - National Finance Examiner | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/finance-examiner-in-national/new-car-purchases-starti...
My comment there (now revised):
The American people have had a long lasting love affair with their cars. Will the black box possibly be the end of that? I don't know - however, the claims that the agencies have been making on what once was the private use of private cars has been growing over the decades to where it now appears as if the cars belong to "government". There are plenty of incidences to back that up!
Yet it wasn't always that way! The history on cars and the use of drivers licenses (and the like) can be most revealing if you care to look at it. From my perspective (based on numerous personal experiences) the cars are treated as if they are State property. The basis for that mind set is that the State issues legal permits to use it. The permit serves as a legal contract between the license holder and the State and the State has absolute control over how that is regulated, enforced and it's other uses. The American people have accepted that relationship and those conditions so well that the State wants more payment from it's permitted "drivers"! Do you think it's time to know the truth about the gravy train that the State has set up for it's benefit? And would you like to know that originally the "license to drive" was specified for commercial purposes and did not pertain to the private use of the family car for non-commercial purposes?
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- Re: Mandatory Black Boxes in New Car Purchases by ritchell
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| Cars are indeed important especially now that we live in a world where everything is in a hurry. Recently, the brand new Jaguar XKR-S convertible roared to life, delighting participants of the current Los Angeles Auto Show. That's just one week after the automobile was announced by the automaker. Collectors are certain to covet this drop-top version of Jag's quickest and most effective model. Its high price tag puts it out of league for most people, and only 25 will be delivered to the U.S. Article resource: New Jaguar XKR-S convertible roars out from Los Angeles Auto Show
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