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Guardrails or Handcuffs? Washington’s Take on Laws That ‘Protect’ Us
Some rules do not feel like rules. A painted centerline on a two-lane road does not slow you down, it tells you where safety lives so you can go faster with confidence. Other rules feel like a locked door you did not ask for. The difference between a guardrail and handcuffs is not only how the rule is written, it is how it lands in a person’s life. Washington, statehouses, and city halls write a lot of rules in the name of safety, fairness, or resilience. The idea is sim
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