>>1713334>Cool, what if 'when a car comes' is too often or too fast?Wasn't an issue in my neighborhood. The streets were curvy enough that you couldn't go very fast through them.
>Again, not everyone is young and able bodied.Old people with canes walked around without getting hit so again, not an issue
>Yes, friend, it is an entirely reasonable argument to assume children don't use sidewalks, retard.The "very young" means babies and toddlers to me, i.e. people who won't walk around unattended. And as I've said before, even as elementary school kids we'd walk or ride our bikes around the neighborhood without any problems with cars.
>You grew up here, huh?No, that neighborhood has sidewalks and I've made it clear my neighborhood didn't. But mine did have nice wide streets so there was plenty of room for pedestrians and cars to share the road, and they did without problems.
Maybe your broad brush is a bit too broad
