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Originally Posted by mr ploppy
With the seat belt laws, and other driver-safety type devices (air bags and the like), came increased pedestrian and (motor)cyclist deaths. Every action has consequences, most of them entirely predictable.
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And your point is what? If consequences are predictable that it is an argument for laws that had good predictable consequences. So this is support for my argument.
How can seat belt law increase pedestrian death? Does it really do that? And how was that predictable if it is true?