StrandedBanana

People have an inherent disliking for people telling them what to do. Police don't pull you over to say hello and see how you're day is going. They stop you for breaking a law, regardless of how your day's going, if you're late for something, in a bad mood, don't have money to pay for a ticket or time to go to court, etc. Cops are also humans, just like the people they stop. There are bad humans, and there are good ones. Some bad humans happen to be police officers, and people are going to take that bad experience they get and apply that to all people who wear the uniform. Think of it this way: If I visit my favorite electronics store, and the people there give me a terrible experience, that may mean that I'll refuse to shop at ANY location with that brand, not just the one store. And I'll tell all of my friends and family about my horrible experience too. The same thing will happen to civil servants, and it's not easy to be polite and forgiving all the time.

Anyway this reply of mine is starting to get long winded, and I think you get my point by now.

FYI: c13, not wearing a seat belt can easily harm more than just the individual not wearing it. If the person without a belt gets knocked unconscious they will lose all control of the vehicle, then they could slam into oncoming traffic and kill another driver, or maybe hit a telephone poll and kill the passenger due to the impact. Or they can also be ejected from the car completely, again putting others in dangers for the same or similar reasons. Maybe your ejection from the vehicle will cause it to spin and flip, creating a vehicle fire. Now you're putting emergency workers lives at risk to put out the fire you caused and/or pull anybody else in the vehicle out in time before they suffocate or burn to death. There are very, very few reasons I can think of to not wear your seat belt. The only good one that comes to mind is if you have a serious injury of your arm/shoulder and cannot move the belt across yourself due to the potential of causing further injury. But even then, that would only apply to a passenger in the car, as someone with that kind of injury shouldn't be driving in the first place.

Again, same as above. Long winded reply, shouldn't need to explain any further.

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