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What does manslaughter have to do with hustle? Or are you just trying to point out that you disapprove of talking in the car on a hands-free device?
by dgfitz 2y ago
What does manslaughter have to do with hustle? Or are you just trying to point out that you disapprove of talking in the car on a hands-free device?
- Terr_ 2y agoHuh? I think their meaning was pretty clear, but here's an artisanally-decompressed paraphrasing: _________ If the delivery-person is walking, the potential impact of being distracted by their phone conversation is negligible. In that case, I sympathize and respect their efforts to conduct two jobs at once. However the situation is very different when operating a delivery vehicle, where errors have a greater impact. In that context, their multi-tasking is no longer something to respect, but instead recklessness that should be condemned. This is especially true if it leads to the death of a pedestrian, which might be a serious crime known as manslaughter.
- dgfitz 2y agoCertainly we agree death by cause of (at best) negligence is undesirable. I asked if hustling via hand free driving was what you took umbrage with.
- Terr_ 2y ago> what you took umbrage with. Again, I am not that user. Insofar as I have "umbrage", it's that I don't think anything should need this much explaining. > hustling via hand free driving I believe that their concern is over dangerous driving, which includes but is not limited to cases where it is being caused by "hustling" with a hands-free device. Is there a problem with that?
- dgfitz 2y agoYeah. Splitting hair over driving definitions sounds like a miserable way to spend the next 50 years. You can’t just make shit up.
- consteval 2y ago> Huh? Okay we have to stop with this "huh???" nonsense. You knew what he meant, stop trying to make people seem unreasonable (yes, that is the purpose of this "huh?" even if you don't realize it) This isn't Reddit.