The reason for the switch is because there are times when you may not want traction control on, for instance you want to spin the tires, traction control prevents that. Another time could be if you are stuck and try to rock the car, with traction control on it will try to prevent that as well.
As for Roys answer, he means that if you wish to drive around without the safety systems on in the vehicle, do so if you wish, but only when you are the only one you are responsible for if something were to go wrong. IE; you go into a corner at speed, blip the throttle and spin out, lose control and wrap the car around a pole.
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