Not in the least bit. I'm an advocate for evidence based policy and the protection of civil rights. Simply turning a stretch of highway into a "revenue generator" does little to prevent infractions of the law, worsens public relationships with police, and hampers efforts to reduce criminality in general.

You'll see above that I point to policies that are shown to work and do so while respecting our Constitutional rights. That doesn't bode well for your "... advocate for the reduction on public safety and not holding criminals accountable for their actions" stance.