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Re:New Yorkers Are Publicly Shaming Cars in Bike Lanes by khuey on Sunday October 02, 2016 @01:38AM (#12621191)
Because hurting yourself is far less egregious than hurting others?
Re:New Yorkers Are Publicly Shaming Cars in Bike Lanes by rdtsc on Sunday October 02, 2016 @01:54AM (#12621217)
Are the children going to feel a lot better if father is dead because he decided to cross the red light or or someone else did instead. They might, but they still won't have a father. So I'll go for less egregious, but I am not sure about the "far" part.

Is ambulance ride going to cost less because the person did it to the themselves or it was someone else' fault? I don't think it will.

Would you say that people shouldn't wear seatbelts, after all, they are just hurting themselves mostly? How is this different?

Re:New Yorkers Are Publicly Shaming Cars in Bike Lanes by jdavis703 on Sunday October 02, 2016 @02:14AM (#12621250)
People shouldn't be required to wear seatbelts. Of course if they don't they also shouldn't expect the public to pay their medical bills via NHS, Obamacare, or what have you.