Driving On Shabbat

the specifically forbids this if you tell them I could choose a or b they're always going to pick whatever they want that's why there are still people that drive to Sho on Shabbat don't think there's anything wrong with it why surely if somebody there's two opinions one says allowed to drive one says not allowed to drive like they figur that everything else the rabbi tells us has 87 opinions at least this one probably has a yes and a no what my first student my first student that ever came to started teaching tah I told him within the first year I told him now let to drive on Shabbat he looked at me funny said what do you mean I'm not to drive on Shabbat I've been driving on to sh on Shabbat for 20 years I said I don't know will you go to reform you go no I go to the same Sho as you I said I'm sorry B now to drive on Shabbat he goes but I'm allow though right said only to the hospital if you're dying or somebody else is dying so unless you're dying every week on Shabbat you're not to drive on Shabbat he was dumbfounded why no one ever told him so when you give people too many choices they end up choosing the wrong thing or nothing and this is a tragedy