People in the 80s react to new laws against drinking and driving

We used to be a proper country

After a hard day of work, i like to put everybody on the road at risk like a proud american 🫡

“It’s not the drunk drivers that are the problem, it’s the drunk crashers that give us all a bad name”

How Californians Reacted to New Drunk Driving Laws in 1980s

They probably argued that it ruined their "spirited" adventures.

Stuff like that blows my mind

On August 16, 1993, 37-year-old Doug Conely parked a white plastic lawn chair in the middle of a residential intersection in Columbus, Ohio, and aimed a .38-caliber revolver at his head. Upon the arrival of law enforcement, Mike Plumb, a Vietnam War veteran and renowned Columbus SWAT sniper, strategically positioned himself for what would later be recorded as one of the most remarkable showcases of marksmanship. With a Steyr SSG PII in hand from a distance of 82 yards, Plumb took precise aim. Following the command's approval, he skillfully sent a round straight through the cylinder of Conley's .38 Special. As authorities subdued a stunned and now-disarmed Conley, the suicidal man acknowledged, "That was a great shot."

British Women’s reaction to topless dresses in 1964.