Originally posted by Kepler
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So it's a pretty weak argument in the real world.
Let alone if you extrapolate the time that cars were the most deadly, COVID remains more deadly (and transmittable) to the unvaccinated compared to auto deaths.
edit- just considered one more thing- because of how dangerous and relatively deadly cars were, laws were written to increase the safety of vehicles. Which have been mostly supported by all sides considering it has saved so many lives. Even recently, back up cameras were required for cars, due to the handful of kids that were killed when run over backing up. Not sure how many billions of dollars consumers happily pay for cars that are safer- but it's probably over $100B a year in the US.
But somehow, all of these preventable deaths from COVID are not only OK, but generally encouraged.
So the fact that government stepped in to make cars safer makes the general argument rather absurd.
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