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Having a car does not encourage people to drive recklessly. You need to sue the education system that failed you. You'd win.
Actually it does. Ever had an adrenaline rush? Ever been impatient in high traffic or frustrated? Ever overestimated or underestimated a turn etc? If not you must be some mind of god..
“Let get rid of cars because theres people that deive recklessly”
Not a good analogy. Before LBJs War on Poverty families were by far the norm, even in the black community. Ever since welfare expanded marriage has become rare among the poor and working class. Stable two parent families have become a subculture concentrated among the affluent. There was clear cause and effect.
Not a good analogy. Before LBJs War on Poverty families were by far the norm, even in the black community. Ever since welfare expanded marriage has become rare among the poor and working class. Stable two parent families have become a subculture concentrated among the affluent. There was clear cause and effect.
A friend told me, marriage is just an expensive peice of paper. Thought about that, its all a human construct. Old fashion type ish..
Actually it does. Ever had an adrenaline rush? Ever been impatient in high traffic or frustrated? Ever overestimated or underestimated a turn etc? If not you must be some mind of god..
Sounds like conditions are the trigger, not the car.
Actually it does. Ever had an adrenaline rush? Ever been impatient in high traffic or frustrated? Ever overestimated or underestimated a turn etc? If not you must be some mind of god..
No not a god, you're just one of those who doesn't get it. It's about owning your mistakes and not blaming it on a monster.
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