I'm not focusing on those deaths at all, they are just one clear instance of a corporation killing a bunch of people. I'm appalled that you can simply run some

I'm not focusing on those deaths at all, they are just one clear instance of a corporation killing a bunch of people. I'm appalled that you can simply run somebody over with a car and then say "oops, accidents happen" and walk away. I'm appalled that safety standards are so lax. I'm appalled that drunk drivers are not treated exactly like somebody who walks around a fires a gun randomly. I'm appalled that people who have become a driving hazard because of illness or infirmity are allowed to keep driving "for their dignity". The 32K deaths is why the self-driving car will rapidly take over the market once it is viable. The insurance companies will see to it.