Experience: I killed my classmate with a javelin on sports day

I was head injured at shotput by a classmate. Every person who met me at the time thought I had a motorcycle accident, which I think it's way more common.

They were distance markers, they're supposed to stand on the outside of the edge of the 'wedge' that the javelin area is marked in, but as the woman writes, as the javalin came down it veered to the right and sammy wasn't paying attention.

Clearly if anyone is to blame, it's either sammy herself for not paying attention while doing a job with an amount of danger, or the school for not making sure that the markers were staying aware of their surroundings.

But in the end it's an accident and these things happen - thankfully rarely.

heh?? most people have killed someone intentionally? That's a pretty bizarre/untrue statement.

I'm not sure that I'd say "most", but I bet the numbers are higher than most people would think. My Wife's best friend was hit by a car and killed while trying to cross a freeway on-ramp on foot. A good college friend was killed when she ran a red light as a result of being distracted by her phone. A personally know a couple of people who had car accidents while driving and killed either (a) passengers in their car or (b) bystanders. In the drinking & driving example, you can say that the person drinking & driving was responsible, but it's still considered "unintentional". For the first two examples, the "unintentional killers" are completely innocent of any-wrongdoing, but you could still assert that they "unintentional killed someone in a tragic accident". I'm sure most people who have had similar experiences don't talk about it.

This claim made me double take, but after thinking about it, yes, we all probably have, if only stochastically, by carbon emissions if nothing else