re: #125 Obdicut

No, it’s not. People die, every day, walking down the street, and in car crashes, and taking showers. If you just look at car crashes, are you seriously telling me that you think someone who doesn’t drive is at as great a risk of dying in a car crash as someone who does?

Bad analogy, for one thing, a person who doesn’t drive can still ride in a car as a passenger, or get hit by a car.

To get closer to the subject of obesity, some cars burn more gas than other cars.