“Given that our current system of governance preferences pedestrian safety over vehicles, I remain doubtful that this preference will be flipped simply because of a manufacturer’s desire to protect the safety of its customers over others.”

It would almost certainly be the automakers’ facing manslaughter lawsuits in a legal sense (in the US at least), being that it’s their product on the market and it is the thing that caused the deaths. That’s how the law works, you can release the most toxic product ever that only shows the damage in 30 years, and…

“Because I own it” seems pretty low to me on the list of ethical factors in this equation, but, to each his own.

What decision would you make if you were in control?

I used to regularly fly first class in and out of NYC in those days. If you were on a single aisle (DC-9, 737) the first class seat arms did go up.

I’m talking about planes, because really who wants to talk about Trump. We know he’s an awful person, and it’s depressing how many people still want to vote for him, so why not have planes?

So that’s what those Reddit investigations with red circles around poorly compressed JPEGs sound like when recited out loud.

to be fair, Katrina saw “Airplane” AND “Airplane 2" watching a TV station on a Saturday Afternoon around 1994, so she knows a bit about airplanes from the 1980s

Wait. But I *am* a witch.

The Bible tells us that it is always the woman’s fault.

You lost them at “semi-coherent.”

I am living for Senior Week Obama

But even if she were demon possessed, she’d still make a better president than Trump. I just can’t see his argument here. It makes both Clinton and Obama sound more rad.

I was old enough to know better, but I guess I was still young enough to still do something stupid.

Yep. Utterly spineless. I find their lack of integrity repulsive.

These people claiming they are disgusted by his comments yet they still endorse him and will vote for him are so full of shit. They have no integrity.

Does he weigh the same as a duck?

Burning seems harsh. Can’t we first just toss him in a lake and see if he floats?

“That was ten years ago” works when you’re in your mid-20s talking about something you did when you were in middle school.