Quote:Vehicles are transportation, people can't have jobs without transportation. Isn't that the point of this argument? We're letting people profit off the poor who can't afford to pay citations why is it ok to let people profit off transportation at all? I mean if they don't change their oil they can't get to work, so why should I profit off an oil change?

You're missing the point, and I can't tell if it's on purpose or not.  


Why is it okay to charge someone who can pay for the traffic ticket $200.00

But then charge someone who can't pay it $4000?


I'm sure you're a big fan of these loan companies too.  The ones that have illegally high interest rates (allowed in part because regulating them is so difficult because they always find loopholes)  The ones where you'd be better off robbing a bank, than dealing with them.  To be honest, I'm surprised someone hasn't shot up one of those places yet.  

 

It'd be more similar to if you charged say $40.00 for an oil change.  


Person A comes in, pays $40, and you change his oil.

Person B comes in, says "I can't pay that, guess I'll have to go without an oil change" and then you say "Well, sorry.  We changed your oil already." and put them on a payment plan where they end up paying $200 for that oil change.  And if they don't pay, then you have them put in jail.  Which is technically against the law, but the law does it anyway.  

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