They want to pass a law up here that children too big for baby seats, but too small for regular seatbelts, will need a booster seat when riding in a car. One of the opposition parties went on TV to argue against it. The main reason? These seats aren't twenty or thirty dollars! In most stores these seats are ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! We don't want people to have to spend that much money! Their way around it? If we lead the government, we'll work toward people having fewer collisions! The most precious thing in the world, until ya gotta reach in your pocket and pay for them ... Rabbit

They want to pass a law up here that children too big for baby seats, but too small for regular seatbelts, will need a booster seat when riding in a car. One of the opposition parties went on TV to argue against it. The main reason? These seats aren't twenty or thirty dollars! In most stores these seats are ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! We don't want people to have to spend that much money! Their way around it? If we lead the government, we'll work toward people having fewer collisions! The most precious thing in the world, until ya gotta reach in your pocket and pay for them ... There was an article in the paper recently about the popularity of something called a Maclaren stroller, which costs US$450 and has become quite the status symbol (one breeder quoted noted that his nanny is too embarrassed to walk the sprog in anything less). So what's the diff between a $450 stroller and a $100 safety seat? $350

One of the opposition parties went on TV to argue against it. The main reason? These seats aren't twenty or thirty dollars! In most stores these seats are ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! We don't want people to have to spend that much money! Have another kid to spread the investment further. Sell the thing when you've finished with it. Maybe these people would like to buy cars with no seatbelts for a few hundred dollars less?

They want to pass a law up here that children too big for baby seats, but too small for regular seatbelts, will need a booster seat when riding in a car. One of the opposition parties went on TV to argue against it. The main reason? These seats aren't twenty or thirty dollars! In most stores these seats are ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! We don't want people to have to spend that much money! Their way around it? If we lead the government, we'll work toward people having fewer collisions! The most precious thing in the world, until ya gotta reach in your pocket and pay for them ... Rabbit are these like the folks who had the gall to form an SUV activist group? I forget the _link_, but yes, these twats actually exist.

Maybe these people would like to buy cars with no seatbelts for a few hundred dollars less? Several years ago, Chrysler minivans could be ordered with an optional child booster seat. It pulled out of the regular seat, and if the child wasn't using it, it just pushed up and became the seat cushion, and worked like a regular seat. It was something like $50 or $60 more. Chrysler couldn't give them away. Rabbit