Someone who drives drunk ought to drive with the interlock for life.
replyGenerally driving drunk is a sign of addiction.... And that can come back anytime, and killing bystanders is clearly a worse outcome.
> Generally driving drunk is a sign of addiction....
replyNo it is not.
Repeatedly driving drunk absolutely is.
replyYou might be a functioning alcoholic, but when alcohol intoxication is so prevalent in your life it interferes with day to day routines activities, it absolutely meets the psychosocial definition of addiction, and likely points to a deeper one.
The wording used did not indicate they were taking about a repeat offender.
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