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TexasAggie09 wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

TexasAggie09 wrote:I agree but I'm not willing to risk x years of my life to find out if the officer that just pulled me over has the same definition of "intoxicated" that I do, ya know?

OK, but by the same logic, better not drive, then, either!

I'm not sure I understand the jump to logic of not driving you mentioned..

Intoxicated is intoxicated.

If you're worried a cop will think you're intoxicated, driving sounds like a bad idea.

If you actually are intoxicated, from whatever substance, driving is a very bad idea.

AEA wrote:Simple solution.......
Want to drink? Do it at home.

Dont drink and drive!

Similarly, if someone is taking medicine that impairs their thinking or reduces their coordination, they should stay home or if they have to go out, leave the guns and cars at home.

Intoxicated is intuixicated, whether it's booze or prescribed by an MD.

Intoxicated is intoxicated.

If you're too drunk to carry legally then you're too drunk to drive legally.

P.S. Chapter 46 doesn't differentiate between loaded and unloaded, except for guns accessible to minors.