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Fine. They're trying to kill you, but they also want to frame it as a suicide. Does that cover all bases?

• mewpmewp2 3y ago
  That's too much in the other direction. To protect against that you would just have to wear a seatbelt and not go over certain speed, and not swerve into incoming traffic. If they wanted to suicide you, you would need to go faster to be able to do that without seatbelt and/or intentionally break some sort of laws/rules. I think best to me is to assume other drivers are not paying a lot of attention unless there are obvious hints that they are and if you don't have visibility somewhere, assume that something could be there.
  • jakderrida 3y ago
    > I think best to me is to assume other drivers are not paying a lot of attention unless there are obvious hints that they are and if you don't have visibility somewhere, assume that something could be there. Well, that's just absurd.
  • earthling8118 3y ago
    Assume they aren't paying attention? So it'd be accurate to say: assume they are trying to kill you.