Ugh that probably kills night vision of drivers.

It’s so annoying that even with obvious safety changes we can’t get people on board. Like just getting people to not have overly bright lights that blind folks some how is so hard, when that seems so simple.

That’s just sad for a lot of reasons.

Ugh we could probably talk all day about all the things the government intervened on for perceived dangers, and just ban something random to make it look like they addressed the thing.

If I go up to a politician and say “I need your help to ban a product that has killed 20,000 people this year! Will you take my cause?”

They’d act super enthusiastic until I say it’s private pick up trucks.

Hah, your 10% is terrifying realistic.

Over 40,000 people die per year from motor accidents in the US.

9/11 was 3k.

But for some reason trying to convince people that we need to treat our car culture like an emergency of the utmost importance and priority the same way we would react to another country murdering random people like 9/11 and I’m being crazy.

Or that none of their neighbors are narcs!

This is funny and they are just right.

I mean, if we care about confused and distracted drivers I have a LONG list of things I would put over caring about before this.

An extra street sign wouldn’t register on my worry list.

See if that was actually a standard for driving, I’d understand.

But we have billboards, decorations, floppy men, people dancing on the side of the roads.

If all that is allowed, I can’t really be offended by a sign saying “don’t kill people” as a form of protest.

I mean I’m never gonna hate on people who are peacefully/harmlessly protesting the amount of car deaths in the US.

Now if they started slashing tires randomly I’d disagree.

If they started slashing tires of people who killed/maimed another person from reckless driving, or regularly drives drunk and never got more than a slap on the wrist… well vigilantism is not something I will participate in at the current time. But I couldn’t judge them.