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Susan Ramsay May 10
got a cat. Can u get a dog?
John Amenta May 10
Not if you count the invasion of Iraq as an act of terrorism ...
Lewis Morgan May 10
Dragin Hikari May 10
It is an interesting aspect of the human mind, when our mind allows us to accept risk compared to when it doesn't.
__rogersherman__ May 10
~25,000 traffic deaths in the US every year.
Thomas Dejonghe May 10
It's 2011 and 2012 in the graph. The increase has absolutely nothing to do with brusselsattacks.
Will Carless May 10
CURRENTYEAR Waifus May 10
not sure what the point is. traffic is unintentional. terrorism isn't. ergo, it's a bigger problem by magnitudes.
Jason Liggi May 10
These types of comparisons always fail to take into account the secondary damage of terrorism: the fear, the panic etc
Laleh Khalili May 10
As are toddlers with guns in the US!
Edward Snowden May 10
Art Howard May 10
But there's no braking or steering with terrorism. I don't have even the tiniest amount of control.
Dragin Hikari May 10
It's more statement on how our fear cloud the actual danger that actually exists with a given situation.
David Carretta May 10
bicycles are deadlier than terrorism. But false comparison.
Edward Snowden May 10
Statistically speaking, reassigning traffic cops to surveillance will likely cost lives, even it catches criminals:
Forager Funds May 10
What's a 'casualty' in this case - clearly not 58,000 people dying on Belgian roads. Incomparable.
Forager Funds May 10
Let's not forget these clowns were targeting a nuclear facility too.
Tom the Dancing Bug May 10
That's not how our brains operate.
Patrick Gray May 10
You think Belgium is doing the wrong thing by reassigning police to CT? Gotta say. that seems a tad silly in light of recent events