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Do you HATE speed cameras/unfair laws?

I've just put up a pole at the following address

CLICK HERE!!!!

Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.

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Just wondering if anyone has ever heard of anyone attempting a mass petition to abolish speed cameras/unfair laws?  

I'm struggling to remember if it's ever been tried, and if it hasn't then why not?  

According to the information that I have, the vast majority of people don't want speed cameras, so realistically if everyone stood up and said take the bloody things down or else!, there's really not much the government could do about it except comply with the puplics wishes. After all there's no way in hell they could prosecute over 12 million motorists.  

And lastly how many people would be willing to back such a petition?

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itd be all good to get cameras down but really they're there for a reason but as for unfair laws yeh get rid of them

The cameras were put up for a reason but so far haven't worked in reducing the road toll, they have been misused by the government and lastly but most importantly, THE PUPLIC DON"T WANT THEM!!! and in a democratic society, that's what's really important!

The government shouldn't be allowed to force these things on us when we don't want them, after all the government is there to impliment the wishes of the public.

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