By your logic if 0.000000001% of the population was killed while going for walks each day you could say going for a walk was literally risking your life. Obvio

By your logic if 0.000000001% of the population was killed while going for walks each day you could say going for a walk was literally risking your life. Obviously these things operate on a scale and I’m not saying that there is zero risk. I was addressing your hyperbolic binary view of things. Saying that going for a walk in South Africa is risking your life is complete nonsense. Source: I’ve lived in Johannesburg (most “dangerous” city in SA) for 30 years and have been an avid walker for most of these. In fact I “risked my life” for an hour just this afternoon, it was lovely.