progressiveslol wrote on Jun 29
th, 2012 at 11:58am:
Gist wrote on Jun 29
th, 2012 at 11:58am:
progressiveslol wrote on Jun 29
th, 2012 at 11:54am:
It is boats of course because the less boats, the less deaths of PEOPLE.
It is the boats that sink remember, not the people sinking first.
WRONG!
lol
because you say so
So a person sinks before the boat does. come on you are laughable
Well, no, it's wrong because the numbers say so. Look at the attached chart. I've based it on that latest data found yesterday which goes to 2011. I even spent a little time prettying it up for you so you won't complain.
The blue and green lines show number of PEOPLE and number of BOATS arriving per year. People are plotted on the left axis, boats on the right.
BUT!
The interesting thing is the red line which shows the
ratio of the two. It is showing how many people are on each boat arriving. It is pretty bloody clear that since 2005 this has been a pretty steady increase. MORE PEOPLE ARE SETTING OUT PER BOAT ALL THE TIME.
The less boats, the more people will get onto the smaller pool of boats. The safety of PEOPLE is unaffected at best. At worst, it is endangering them even more since the boats setting out will be even more overcrowded.
Now, if your heart bleeds for boats then great. You've done an excellent job as preventing some clapped out hulk from sinking at sea. It'll get to sink at anchor in harbour instead.
If your aim was to prevent people drowning then you have failed by focussing on boats.
Simple, eh?