Given what Scott Wiener did with restaurant fees, it's hard to trust his judgement on any legislation. He clearly prioritizes monied interests over the general populace.
Of course no one cares until you get a bored cop one day. And with free way traffic you're lucky to hit half the speed limit.
I'm not against the law per se, I just don't think it'd be any more effective than the other tech we have or had.
HIV/AIDS to this day is still something that people commit suicide over, despite how good your local gay male community is at trying to convince you that everything is okay and that "DoxyPep and Poppers is normal".
Bug givers (the evil version of a bug chaser) deserve felonies.
I agree; I think that knowingly transmitting any communicable disease deserves a felony, but I don't think that HIV deserves to be singled out when all other such diseases are a misdemeanor. Hepatitis and herpes (oral herpes is very common; genital herpes much less so) are also known to cause mental issues and to increase suicide risk, if that's your criterion.
(Poppers are recreational drugs, I'm not aware of any link with AIDS except that they were thought to be a possible cause in the '80s. Were you thinking of prep?)
* wanted to decriminalize psychoactive drugs (lsd/dmt/mdma etc)
* wanted to allow alcohol sales till 4am
* a bill about removing parking minimums for new constructions close to public transit
Though I agree the car one seems ridiculous, and on first glance downright dangerous.
But yeah, there are some issues he's just wrong on (AI and the recent restaurant fee problem), others which are controversial (decriminalizing HIV transmission), and then some trans rights issues that some commenters are being hyperbolic about (should transwomen be in womens or mens prison?).