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No. I don't care if a security system is not highly efficient in letting everyone moving around. It's not the point anyway. That's the kind of thinking that ma
by k_ 7y ago
No. I don't care if a security system is not highly efficient in letting everyone moving around. It's not the point anyway.
That's the kind of thinking that makes our roads so deadly. If a rule in particular seems really silly to you, file a complaint / suggest a change so that it takes more parameters into account but until it is changed, stick to it. Loose some seconds or even minutes, I don't really care. These security rules should be followed by everyone, and people with your line of thinking shouldn't be allowed to own a car.
- stefan_ 7y agoNo, what makes our roads deadly is cars. Things with engines in them that can power a street of suburban homes. Never pedestrians.
- k_ 7y agoMy comment applies to cars too (if not mainly to cars). I'm not blaming pedestrians (I realize it wasn't obvious at all), I'm blaming all that ignore rules on the road and make these safety rules even less efficient because of the unpredictability. (edit: though of course cars & other vehicules make it far more dangerous) I'm not a fan of cars already, but people driving cars while following safety rules only when it suits them is what make them a lot more deadly imo.