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I think optional participation once you've been properly informed of the risks, however small is fine, but uninformed participation should be discouraged.
by hkmurakami 13y ago
I think optional participation once you've been properly informed of the risks, however small is fine, but uninformed participation should be discouraged.
- adestefan 13y agoI'm willing to bet that more people die in auto accidents getting to the store than have died at the store.
- chc 13y agoEvery activity (eating vegetables, visiting your grandmother, trimming your fingernails) has some risk. Being explicitly informed of the hazards of every activity you will ever partake in would take an unreasonably long time. In general, I'm not sure it's useful to demand that people be informed of non-elevated levels of risk.
- chrismcb 13y agoWhat are the risks? That you might be killed or injured? Just like on any other day of the year? One guy died of a heart condition, could have happened anytime. Another injured in a burglary attempt (apparently burglaries only happen on Black Friday?)