Per capita, not per type of vehicle. My point still stands.

Also, don’t evade the questions. Otherwise enjoy the bugs in a pod while you’re safe and don’t complain about those who seek freedom.

There are multiple considerations here. Here are two:

First: these numbers are absolute, not percentages. What makes you think if only buses, trains and trucks are driven the numbers of deaths won’t rise?

Second: there are many things we do that have higher risks than driving and kill kids. Do you think we should ban them all? Or only driving because you’ve been brainwashed to believe it’s the cause of all suffering for humanity?

I can come up in two minutes with a dystopian setting where we all live in pods and eat bugs. That’ll probably minimize deaths. Would you like to have that “safe” future?

Buses kill kids too. Trains too. Airplanes too. Let’s get rid of transportation.

Or is it about the numbers all of the sudden?

You’ve got to be a special level of dumb to think that anything in life has zero risk. Even food kills kids under certain circumstances.

“Cars kill kids”? Can you get more evil and propagandistic than that? What a dirty play on dumb people’s emotions.

“BuT wHat aBoUt tHe cHiLdReN?” 😭

The Linux community doesn’t understand what “just works” really means.

Whether windows or mac, I plug my machine to the docking station, and it just works.

With Linux, every day a different problem. Out of the blue, screens just stop working. Resolutions change. Every restart different behavior. Zero consistency.

I’m not 17 anymore… I don’t have the time to keep tweaking. I need to be productive.

So what do I do? I SSH to a Linux machine whose desktop environment I don’t wanna see, and code remotely. Most productive setting.

You asked. Here’s the answer.