>Risk victimizes those who are exposed to it. If you share the road with a drunk driver but they crash into someone else are you a victim? Does their insurer

>Risk victimizes those who are exposed to it. If you share the road with a drunk driver but they crash into someone else are you a victim? Does their insurer compensate you? Being exposed to risk does not make you a victim. You need to actually be harmed. If your brother takes opiods but stops you are not a victim. If your bother takes opiods, gets addicted and ruins your family then you are. Shooting a gun in the air, speeding, all sorts of unsafe things can have no victim, or they can have a victim depending on how things go. We don't criminalize these things because they have victims when you do them right. They are usually victimless. We criminalize them because there's too much luck involved and we don't like the odds.