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I'm not sure that would actually work out. First, some accidents are just accidents on both sides. Second: We've seen the effect of bodycams on cops. They aren
by Broken_Hippo 4y ago
I'm not sure that would actually work out. First, some accidents are just accidents on both sides.
Second: We've seen the effect of bodycams on cops. They aren't exactly helping folks prosecute bad cops if they are even on and working and unobstructed. If we can't do it with cops, we probably aren't going to do real well with the general public.
There are other ways to help folks - Things like robust universal (taxpayer funded) health care and paid time off work for sickness and injury that doesn't take weeks to get. This takes the burden off an accident victims and doesn't punish folks on the wrong side of an actual accident nor make lifelong debt for someone using non-car, non-bus transportation.