Story time. I find myself to be pushing a stroller around a lot these days, and the number of times where I have to wait behind some obstacles to make place for another stroller, kids, someone in a wheelchair, a blind person, old people with walkers, is much higher than I thought it would be when I was just my agile, young self. I'm sure they'd all love to dive bomb away from cars that are running into them.

Sounds like a you problem. 〜 ( ꒪ ꒳ ꒪ ) 〜

Nah, it's just good situational awareness.

Maybe look in front of them and avoid trucks of peace.

Part and parcel of living in a big city ♪ ( ´ ε )

That's the world you want to live in?

Sadly, you can't seem to offer up any preventative safety advice to people anymore, without being accused of victim blaming. We tell kids to wear helmets on their bikes and to look both ways before crossing the street, and that's not victim blaming.

We need to normalize accepting responsibility for one's own safety (and the safety of others) in a world full of hazards.

Yup pretty much. Society is filled with pussies.