Yes... you're right.
Like all drivers need to be responsible, but if everyone starts driving badly and you can no longer walk peacefully on the sidewalk, the city becomes unlivable or, in other words, it loses points of appreciation.
I think the drivers are driving badly on the road but they're not on the sidewalk. You can ignore these bad drivers. Perhaps a more appropriate driving analogy would be there are many bogus taxi drivers offering fake free rides, people jump on board and end up getting robbed. If they just ignore these bogus taxi drivers and stick to the proper licensd taxis and public transport, they will be ok
Correct.
My analogy pointed more to personal safety. cars can get on sidewalks and run you over.
"Make an attempt on your life".
But yes... your example is more pertinent to the issue
Yes... you're right.
Like all drivers need to be responsible, but if everyone starts driving badly and you can no longer walk peacefully on the sidewalk, the city becomes unlivable or, in other words, it loses points of appreciation.
I think the drivers are driving badly on the road but they're not on the sidewalk. You can ignore these bad drivers. Perhaps a more appropriate driving analogy would be there are many bogus taxi drivers offering fake free rides, people jump on board and end up getting robbed. If they just ignore these bogus taxi drivers and stick to the proper licensd taxis and public transport, they will be ok
Correct.
My analogy pointed more to personal safety. cars can get on sidewalks and run you over.
"Make an attempt on your life".
But yes... your example is more pertinent to the issue