> Exactly, they should be free to that. How does not wearing a helmet or a seatbelt hurts anyone else but them? Why can't they make this decision? Wearing a sea

> Exactly, they should be free to that. How does not wearing a helmet or a seatbelt hurts anyone else but them? Why can't they make this decision? Wearing a seatbelt or a helmet is not going to help the other side involved in the accident. First, nobody wants to see people dying. If you want to see the cold side of it, a lot of people fall in depressions due to traffic accidents, which in turn means productivity lowers. And remember: public healthcare must pay for the hospital, the medics, and if the accident makes you unable to work, you'll get a life-time pension, which the country must pay for as well. > Precisely what is going to happen. Anyway, I get your point and, as you can imagine, I disagree completely. I don't care about liberalism, as long as it's out of my country. I respect your point of view, though. There are countries where liberalism is working, so I don't think it's that bad. I just don't want it to be here. :)