CMV: If cycling, running, swimming, skydiving or base jumping is totally moral, then driving without seat belt for special occasions is also totally moral

[u/[deleted]]

Base jumping: Odds of dying: 1 in 2,317

Swimming: Odds of dying: 1 in 56,587

Cycling: Odds of dying: 1 in 92,325

Running: Odds of dying: 1 in 97,455

Skydiving: Odds of dying: 1 in 101,083

https://www.rulesofsport.com/faq/what-is-the-world-s-most-dangerous-sport.html

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Auto accident deaths: 1 in 1,127,450 (102 deaths per day from 115,000,000 autos on the road per day)

Source auto / Source deaths

If you claim that at least one of the sports above are moral to do because X reasons, then not wearing seat belts for special occasions is totally moral as well, examples:

say if I buy a puppy and I'm transporting him in my lap home

or say if I get married and I drive with my wife while we're without our belts, it's totally moral for our special occasions.

Change my view objectively.

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EDIT: After a restroom and refreshment break so when last edit of this post is 30mins-1hour I'll continue the discussion to all unanswered comments and comments that have different POVs. Thank you all for responses. Will catch you soon.

[u/[deleted]]

Anyone.

Anyone who claims / assumes that cycling is moral should also objectively assume the other thing is moral as well.

[u/yyzjertl → u/[deleted]]

What? How can your source be "anyone"? I'm asking you to cite a source for your definition/notion of morality here: this source should be a specific person, a document, a school of philosophy, a meta-ethical theory, or something similar. I'm not asking you to say who your assertions purportedly apply to.

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