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Our roads and speed limits are not reliable enough to have cars. Pretty obvious we should abolish cars. Duh.
by alexashka 6y ago
Our roads and speed limits are not reliable enough to have cars.
Pretty obvious we should abolish cars. Duh.
- outworlder 6y agoPlease stop and reflect a bit on your comparison. As a reminder, we are talking about the state intentionally taking human lives. Not accidents.
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- iso1631 6y agoIf 300 people died in accidents in amazon warehouse or walmart accidents in the US each year OSHA would shut them down. But 36,000 deaths from road accidents are fine. 892 of them in 2019 were "large truck occupants" that died - i.e. people working.
- teddyh 6y agoWhile made in jest and insincerely, your point is not entirely without merit. Technology has come a long way since the 1960’s, and will come further still in the future. Self-driving cars may never be a reality, but other forms of transport could be invented and constructed which were never previously feasible.