Old 12-03-14 | 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by genec
Risk taking IS a bad thing when your risks involve the lives of others... there in lies the problem... if the risk was only your's, then it would be no big deal, but when the risk kills others, it is not your decision alone... Categorizing it as a "slight risk" again doesn't help... while you may only incur a broken leg and dented car, others may be dead... it wasn't a "slight risk" to them.

The full ramifications of the risk must be understood... and to a society that tends to shun responsibilities, this is often overlooked.

I, like you, tend to just let the messages pile up until such time as I can attend to them with NO risk.
+1

About two months ago I nearly got in an accident on a freeway. I was in far left of 3 lanes. Can in center lane suddenly slowed to about 40 and was weaving half way into lanes on right and left. My initial reaction was driver was having a medical emergency..... I passed and checked it out.

Driver was textging both eyes down.
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