[BraveMan]

In 2005, 4,315 U.S. motorcyclists died. In 2005, 4,641 U.S. pedestrians died. In 2005, U.S. fatalities from large truck crashes numbered 5,226.

Tell me Sparky, do you point to people walking down the sidewalk and chime out "Organ Donor" in a singsong voice? What about people sitting in a Truck Stop; do you wag your bony finger at them and laugh at their "donor" status as well?

[Onelifetogive]

In 2005, 4,315 U.S. motorcyclists died. In 2005, 4,641 U.S. pedestrians died. In 2005, U.S. fatalities from large truck crashes numbered 5,226.

Not even a liberal would be dense enough to fall for your bogus statistics. Total deaths are an ABSOLUTELY meaningless way to compare vehicle deaths. (How many people died last year in space travel? Zero? Does that make it perfectly safe?)

According to the NHTSA, motorcyclists are 32 times more likely to die than occupants of other vehicles PER MILE TRAVELLED. This from a PRO-MOTORCYCLE Site!

http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/newsandupdates/2004_nhtsa_crash_stats/

You need to get a larger-sized helmet, you're not getting any oxygen to your brain...