Willing to send his son

cicerone imposter wrote:

ROFLMAO

mm still can't see the irony of his position; comparing death rates in the US to Iraq. .

The point I was making is that you are so concerned about the death rate in Iraq,yet you ignore the "violent death rate" in the US.

Are you more concerned with Iraq then with the US?

And here is an interesting article.

http://newsbusters.org/node/9932

According to the article I just linked to,9 CITIES in the US have a higher "murder rate" then Iraqs "violent death" rate in 2006.

mm still doesn't comprehend the difference between "accidents" and "killing."

mm still doesn't comprehend the difference between "accidents" and "killing."

mm, Quit projecting unrealities.

You wrote: The death rate from traffic accidents,as of 1999,was just over 3445 people per month. About 41,345 people lost their lives in traffic crashes during 1999. http://www.car-accidents.com/pages/stats/1999_car_accident_stats.html

cicerone imposter wrote:

mm, Quit projecting unrealities.

You wrote: The death rate from traffic accidents,as of 1999,was just over 3445 people per month. About 41,345 people lost their lives in traffic crashes during 1999. http://www.car-accidents.com/pages/stats/1999_car_accident_stats.html

And thats unreal??

41345 / 12 =3445.416

So,my number of deaths per month was accurate.

cicerone imposter wrote:

mm, Quit projecting unrealities.

You wrote: The death rate from traffic accidents,as of 1999,was just over 3445 people per month. About 41,345 people lost their lives in traffic crashes during 1999. http://www.car-accidents.com/pages/stats/1999_car_accident_stats.html

And thats unreal??

41345 / 12 =3445.416

So,my number of deaths per month was accurate.

mysteryman wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:

mm, Quit projecting unrealities.

You wrote: The death rate from traffic accidents,as of 1999,was just over 3445 people per month. About 41,345 people lost their lives in traffic crashes during 1999. http://www.car-accidents.com/pages/stats/1999_car_accident_stats.html

And thats unreal??

41345 / 12 =3445.416

So,my number of deaths per month was accurate.

So what's your point, mysteryman? Should the White House mobilize the National Guard to regulate and control the traffic in the United States, in order to avoid more deaths from traffic accidents?

Or are you saying that someone cannot be concerned about the high number of deadly traffic accidents in the United States and the high number of Iraqi civilians blown to tiny bits at the same time - that it's an either/or situation?

I don't get it.

What I am saying is that the people on the left that are so concerned about the death rate in Iraq seem to be doing nothing to ease the death rate from traffic accidents AND homocide here in the US.

Apparently Iraq is more important to thtem because it gets them the most political points.
And thats all it is to them,a political game.

mysteryman wrote:

What I am saying is that the people on the left that are so concerned about the death rate in Iraq seem to be doing nothing to ease the death rate from traffic accidents AND homocide here in the US.

Apparently Iraq is more important to thtem because it gets them the most political points.
And thats all it is to them,a political game.

I guess you have a point. I have not heard a specific proposal from the left to lower the deaths from traffic accidents.

What are people on the right proposing to lower the number of Americans dying in traffic accidents every year, mysterman? Do people on the right have a plan - a proposal, or a solution?

Or do people on the right not care about the deaths of Americans?

How would you affect the death rate from traffic accidents, mysteryman?

That's my concern. What I can do to prevent deaths, without stomping on civil liberties.

For example, we could outlaw cars. Everyone who has a car -- drive it to the local impound lot by noon tomorrow or face a jail term. That would solve a whole lot of problems at once.

"Vision Zero" is the basis for the work being conducted on
road safety in Sweden. It is an image of a desirable future society
in which no one would be killed or seriously injured in road traffic.

We can no longer accept the fact that people are being punished
every year by death or lifelong suffering for having made a
simple mistake in traffic.

Since people sometimes make mistakes, it is impossible to
prevent traffic accidents altogether. However, it is possible to
alleviate the consequences of a collision through roads and
vehicles becoming safer. Moreover, the risk can be reduced through
greater insight into the importance of safe behaviour in traffic.

mm usually puts himself into a corner to make himself look the village idiot. Good going, old europe.