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You probably have a point. Edited. Moving on to my next example, though, there are people who aren't able to be pedestrians because they have mobility impairme
by wizzwizz4 5y ago
You probably have a point. Edited.
Moving on to my next example, though, there are people who aren't able to be pedestrians because they have mobility impairments. Are they less worthy of life, just because they're using a vehicle as an accessibility aid?