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	<title>Comments on: Delaware: Cell phone laws, legislation</title>
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		<title>By: Bee</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:17:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>“Why do we need this legislation?” said Rep. Dennis P. Williams, D-Wilmington, a retired lawman. 

“What about a cup of coffee (being a distraction)? What about a CD player or a radio?”

Are you kidding me?  If a cup of coffee or a CD player or radio can distract someone to the extent that a cell phone can, then that someone should not even have a driver&#039;s license.  Only a moron is unable to drink a cup of coffee or change a CD or radio station without taking their eyes off the road.  Lets get those goofy gabbies off the road to save the lives of the innocent.  Remember pulling off to use a pay phone before cell phones came along?   It may be unfortunate, but laws have to be imposed and enforced to protect the innocent from the stupid.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>“Why do we need this legislation?” said Rep. Dennis P. Williams, D-Wilmington, a retired lawman. </p>
<p>“What about a cup of coffee (being a distraction)? What about a CD player or a radio?”</p>
<p>Are you kidding me?  If a cup of coffee or a CD player or radio can distract someone to the extent that a cell phone can, then that someone should not even have a driver&#8217;s license.  Only a moron is unable to drink a cup of coffee or change a CD or radio station without taking their eyes off the road.  Lets get those goofy gabbies off the road to save the lives of the innocent.  Remember pulling off to use a pay phone before cell phones came along?   It may be unfortunate, but laws have to be imposed and enforced to protect the innocent from the stupid.</p>
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