You see how people behave on the road now with current rules in place and cars being faster than they’ve ever been. And you’re honestly telling me you trust everyone on the road enough to simply adjust accordingly and responsibly to significantly faster speeds and that it would be safer? You honestly think that?

37 countries by my current count- And somehow American culture severely lags behind a plethora of things that actually work, because we’re too busy shouting about freedom and how we’re the best at everything to learn how social contracts can work better.

I don’t trust every other person on the road to abide by currently existing rules and etiquette. You think higher speeds is going to make them better or safer?

Your entire argument makes sense when you’re talking about a racetrack Where everyone is participating in the race. But then you decided to just actively ignore the fact that other drivers exist, that they can be very dumb, careless and/or unpredictable, and that public road conditions are in many cases very dangerous…

Ugh I’m mad that you’re making sense and I have to agree with you.

I literally didn’t make that argument that at all - did you actually read what I wrote?

Literally everything you just said is demonstrably false. LOL, pathetic.

LOL, keep moving those goalposts you butthurt little child. Enjoy your angry inane rants from your grandma’s basement. Maybe if you stopped being such a tool, you’d no longer be an angry little virgin.

You’re totally right - there isn’t a place that exactly replicates those conditions. There are just many places to drive cars very quickly on a road course environment and it isn’t exactly the same as this. It’s almost as if we aren’t entitled to do whatever the F we want if it puts thousands of innocent bystanders in…

There are plenty of tracks in the US that you can drive as fast as you can on the Autobahn, for example: https://www.talladegasuperspeedway.com/About-Us/Driving-Experiences.aspx - and you never said straight track #dipshit here’s a reminder in case you’re too much of a dipshit to remember what you said:

I regret that I have but one star to give. 

FYI, the population of Montana is about 7 people per square mile. 

Did you just describe a track day event?

The thing is that as a country we already have vast access to information and education around etiquette and somehow most people actively choose to adhere to the “FU, I’m the only person that matters” attitude because FREEDOM AMURKAH. This is true for driving as well as pretty much anything else.

If only there were places for people to have fun driving their cars really fast that didn’t seriously endanger unwitting civilians on public roads. IF ONLY.

Is Tulsi Gabbard still a thing?

There are so many synonyms it’s hard to keep up: Logicphobic, misogynistic, idiot, traitor, coward, etc.

For entry level ADV bikes, my top picks would be:

As both a rider and a driver, this drives me absolutely nuts. Right of way exists for exactly the reasons outlined in this article - predictable movement in traffic is safe movement. 

I’m sure there are some data scientists in the background somewhere crunching numbers on the cost/benefit of him being on the team. Our greedy-ass corporate structure isn’t built on any semblance of ethics. When NFL teams do something like this to seem ethical, it’s because it somehow profits them and nothing more.…