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Hmmm...what else should driving be considered if not a privelege? An unalienable right?
If only the rich can drive for a while, then we might see the masses begin to use their voting power to level the playing field by pushing in the other direction...maybe by mandated driving-free zones in congested cities.
I thought that would be misinterpreted. I meant that driving would be seen as something only the privileged can do.