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3,500 children die from drowning each year in the US. Sure, maybe you like going to the pool as a family, but is it really worth thousands of deaths of innocent children? Child swimming is dangerous and should be illegal. If you oppose this, you don't value the lives of children.
More than 38,000 people in the US die every year from car accidents, and risk of fatality increases sharply with speed. Every life is sacred, and if we can save even one life, it's worth - we need to cap all speed limits everywhere at 45mph. A shorter commute time isn't worth it.
30-50 people in the US every year die from dog bites. This may seem small, but every single one of these people had a family, a life, hopes and dreams. If we'd required all dogs to be sterilized, thus ending the dog population, those people would be alive and with us today.
Alcohol is addictive, causing the deaths of over 95,000 people in the US every year. This is an epidemic, causing unimagineable suffering and loss. If you care about human life, you need to give up your fun bar nights and support a full prohibition of alcohol. It's the only way.
150 people die every year from nut allergies. Do you care about human beings? Do you want them to die? If not, then we need to ban nuts. It'll take a lot of effort, but we'll be saving 150+ lives every year. You can't tell me that nuts are worth more than hundreds of human lives!
Some people have porn they don't consent to distributed onto pornsites! This is horrible. If you want justice for these victims, then you'll support legislation that severely limits the freedom of pornographic mediums, even if it damages sex workers. You value consent, don't you?
