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Re: cycling links

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  1. I agree with Bob, that it likely helmets would protect on some level.
    Where I disagree is the controlling attitude similar to rapist is with
    sex. Bob (nor other proponents care about the net effect of any saving
    of money, nor lives. All they care about is forcing their will upon
    others. This is evidenced by the fact they do NOT agree with helmets
    in cars which follows their theory perfectly (saves time and money) and
    also by the fact they have the inability to be tolerant and accept
    other people's choices. Finally the inability to admit they are wrong.

    It's not about money or lives-it's about ego.

    Robert Broughton said:
    Just zis Guy said:


    But there is no credible evidence to support the idea that helmets
    prevent serious head and brain injuries.

    Nonsense. There's all sorts of credible evidence. All you have to do


    is

    Quoted message said:

    spend some time looking for it.

    Quoted message said:

    These types of injuries are
    in any case usually caused by types of forces that helmets cannot
    mitigate, according to current thinking.

    "Current thinking"? Currnet thinking by whom? You?

    --
    Bob Broughton
    http://broughton.ca/
    Vancouver, BC, Canada
    "Not all carcinogens are known to cause cancer in humans."
    - Todd Benson, [email hidden] , Oct. 24, 2004

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