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Hello again, of course
My claim is that seatbelts should NOT be a law, and here is why.
See, seatbelts do keep you safe yes, but are they comfortable? That’s what most people are complaint about, they’re too tight, they scratch you A LOT! Also, some people just need wiggle room. Too much tightness can bother them especially if they’re claustrophobic.
In conclusion, seatbelts should not be a law

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