Sunstein got rundover

[5.56NATO]

Revolution in Highway Safety Needs a Little Help … Three weeks ago, I was walking home on a dark, snowy night in Concord, Massachusetts. The next thing I knew, I was in a hospital, hooked up to some kind of machine. I could not lift my legs or even my head. The doctors told me I had been unconscious for hours. They explained that I had been hit, full on, by a car whose driver apparently could not see me in the dark and the snow; that I had suffered a concussion; that I had four broken bones in my back; that I would probably be unable to walk for days; and that the recovery period could be long and tough. Still, they said, I had gotten lucky. They were right. I am fine. But a lot of people aren’t.
http://www.thedailybell.com/news-ana...-regulation-2/

[sevlex]

Damn, I was hoping for a happy ending.

[5.56NATO]

It's funny that instead of thanking god he's alive he immediately thinks about regulation, perhaps some regs banning cars, snow, and darkness would do the trick.

[Gunner1558]

Nothing said about the driver... Was he/she drinking, speeding,even licensed? And where was Sunny walking? On the road, the shoulder, the sidewalk, on the correct side?

And what was he wearing ? A lime green luminescent vest, a hooded parka of light color, a Navy Pea jacket? It's tough to assign fault or expect new regulations if a lot of common sense things on both sides were not happening.

[stevelyn]

Another piece of shit that needs to be found on his doorstep.