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But nothing about these designs breaks bones or cracks skulls for fare evasion. They just make it harder to kick your feet over. Is your argument that making a
by oh_sigh 7y ago
But nothing about these designs breaks bones or cracks skulls for fare evasion. They just make it harder to kick your feet over.
Is your argument that making a barricade harder to bypass is responsible for causing injuries to fare evaders? Would the same hold true for any more effective barricade? I can punch right through a hollow core door, but I'll break my hand if I try it on a solid core door. How much blame should the design of the door get(or the people that chose to put the specific type of door there) when I break my hand?
- arkades 7y agoWell, the thing is, an effective turnstyle that makes it difficult to get through but makes failure to get through harmless is distinct from a barricade that makes it somewhat harder to get through, and makes attempts more likely to cause injury. These don’t just make it harder to kick your feet over. I strongly recommend to google a video of these in action.
- darkpuma 7y agoIf I headbutt a brick wall because it's in my way, was it the wall that gave me a concussion? Or was it me that gave me a concussion?
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