I absolutely support helmet laws with regard to motorcycles. As for bicycles ... that's a bit tacky, but I can understand the intent.
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Beryllium (aka grayman)
Dec 22 '08, 13:50
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Studies have shown, for example, that car drivers will give bicycle riders without helmets a wider berth than they do for riders with helmets.
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More people die from head trauma in motor vehicle accidents. Would you support a helmet law for driving? -- nm
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Name Withheld By Request
Dec 22, 14:12
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"Tacky"? Like, not very stylish? -- nm
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mara christmas, movie house!
Dec 22, 13:56
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I'm all for allowing adults to make their own choice...but kids should be wearing them, they aren't smart enough to decide on their own -- nm
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The Christmas Carol Coalition
Dec 22, 13:55
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my thoughts are, if you're on a bike, you're operating a machine that is propelling you at a velocity beyond your body's own abilities
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znufrii
Dec 22, 13:54
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"I drive right behind them and take their shoe off with my tire. Then I run those fuckers into a tree" -- nm
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Carlin
Dec 22, 13:53
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Which means those drivers are crowding into other people's lanes, which can cause a whole other set of problems -- nm
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Mr. Havens
Dec 22, 13:52
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(However, in my house, helmets will be absolutely mandatory.) -- nm
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Beryllium
Dec 22, 13:52
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it's not all about the cars. often you hit something in the road and topple. I am serious about the head injury unit. One visit
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loosilu
Dec 22, 13:52
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