• TheGrandNagus@lemmy.world
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      11 months ago

      It literally is from the pandemic. And no, I’m not saying that prior to the pandemic Newton’s 2nd law of motion didn’t apply, and you know I wasn’t. Stop being purposely obtuse.

      I said quoting driving stats during a time of unprecedented and unusual driving conditions should not be touted as being reflective of all time.

      You said fun cars should be banned. You clearly do have an issue with them.

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          11 months ago

          They were explicitly talking about how people drove and had incidents during the lockdown period. Read what you posted.

          The hilarity in saying I’m the one with reading comprehension issues.

          Apologies for my late reply, I was busy driving my sports car on public roads, having a blast.

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              11 months ago

              Nice try. But we both know what your comment said

              “According to several traffic experts I spoke with, the explanation for the 2020 fatality spike is relatively straightforward: With fewer cars on the road during quarantine, traffic congestion was all but eliminated, which emboldened people to drive at lethal speeds.”

              Not exactly representative of normal driving, is it? We aren’t in lockdown, and traffic exists.

              Must make you absolutely seethe that sports cars crash the least.

              It honestly is hilarious. You’re crying behind your phone screen at this imaginary danger. People enjoying driving, oh no 😥😥

              What a wet wipe lmao

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                  11 months ago

                  You’re getting warmer, good boy

                  The fact there was a spike means there was a significant increase during lockdown.

                  So in other words, not representative of non-lockdown driving. But you know this, that’s why you specifically chose that article.

                  I’ve already demonstrated that the safest cars on the road are almost all sports cars. Keep crying about it.

                  I think you’re just jealous that you don’t have one.