https://www.guru99.com/track-cell-phone-without-them-knowing.html
There are apps that allow you to track people's cell phone locations. You can do it. I bet you can figure out that the government has even better systems.
Government wants to install SPEED LIMITERS in cars.
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There are apps that allow you to track people's cell phone locations. You can do it. I bet you can figure out that the government has even better systems.
What percentage of car accident fatalities result from 100mph+ crashes?
The faster the car, the higher the probability that there will be a fatality. That is just a fact. Someone who regularly drives 100+mph on the public roads has a low probability of surviving, and a high probability of killing others.
Bigdog
Harris - make America a 3rd world shithole
Either you have no reading comprehension ... or you purposefully deflected, and avoided answering the question. Which is it?
What percentage of car accident fatalities result from 100mph+ crashes?
As part of regulating the road is who has access to the road, and how they behave on the road. Sorry, you still do not have a Constitutional right to drive drunk.
It is like saying that because only a small percent of deaths are caused by ingesting a rare poison, the poison is completely safe. If a poison has a 100% kill percent, it is not safe, no matter how rare it is.
Bigdog
Harris - make America a 3rd world shithole
Going over 100mph is not 100% fatal. Just stop lying, Walt.
What percentage of car accident fatalities result from 100mph+ crashes?
It is hard to survive a crash at over 100mph.
Bigdog
Harris - make America a 3rd world shithole
Into the Night
Verified User
'Regulate' does not mean ban. Redefinition fallacy.
Sorry, dude. I have the inherent right to travel.
A 'solution' to what? What is the 'problem'??
Yes there is.
Why? Do you want to walk across the USA?
Rights do not come from the Constitution.
Not that high a speed. Most automotive deaths are caused by intoxicated driving (alcohol is the most abused drug).
Some do, and they don't have accidents because they are driving at 100mph. Most on open freeways drive around 80-90mph.
You were talking about automotive accidents, not deaths. Goalpost fallacy.
Into the Night
Verified User
What percentage of car accident fatalities result from 100mph+ crashes?
Very few. Most fatalities in automotive accidents are to a pedestrian, bicyclist, or moped or motorcyclist, usually in urban areas with speeds around 30-40mph.
Another large percentage goes to intoxicated drivers (any drug, but alcohol is the most abused drug).
Into the Night
Verified User
Exactly.
Into the Night
Verified User
Stop signs too. Billboards, speed limit signs, warning signs, stop signs, even mail boxes all seem to draw buckshot. My explosives magazine gets buckshot too. That's why it's built like it is, to withstand it.
Into the Night
Verified User
Math errors: Failure to specify boundary. Failure to declare randX. You are denying probability math again.
Not a fact. An argument. Learn what 'fact' means. It does NOT mean Universal Truth.
Blatant lie.
Blatant lie.
People regularly drive 100 mph on open freeways, and they do it regularly. No accident, no fatality, and they still survive to talk about it.
You deny probability mathematics, just as you deny statistical mathematics and algebra.
Into the Night
Verified User
He is evading. That's what he does. He won't answer the question.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
A better question is what percentage of accidents were directly caused by speeding. That is, speeding caused the accident and wasn't just a secondary factor in it. Example, running a stop sign while speeding. Running the stop sign would be the cause of the accident, not speeding.
If speed alone were a major cause of accidents, then rural highways and interstates would be the deadliest roads in America because these have the highest speeds posted on them. But they are generally some of the safest with the lowest accident rates...
If speed alone were a major cause of accidents, then rural highways and interstates would be the deadliest roads in America because these have the highest speeds posted on them. But they are generally some of the safest with the lowest accident rates...
Phyllis Diller
Was it me?
We need to have the Texas Country Games. like scottish highland games but less cultured.
hog shootin.
mail box shootin
cowtippin
deer guttin
quinsenellera dancin.
doc dutch might actually when the sausage eating contest.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
yes, there are apps, but that's not the question. WHY can government track you via cell phones when we are supposed to have privacy protections via the 4th Amendment?
SmarterthanYou
rebel
then we have no right to travel, even though the SCOTUS has said so.
and now we get the leftist authoritarian 'all or nothing' excuse
