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wow your still arguing this???? ANYTHING you do there is an assumed risk. the difference is whether that risk can be reduced by not acting stupidly.
lets say theres a 50/50 shot of you getting in an accident while driving. now lets say someone else gets on that road and has the same 50/50 shot but theyre street racing and driving like an idiot. now their 50/50 shot gets increased to say 75/25 at the same time inadvertently raising your assumed risk. is it fair to the person thats driving normally to have their assumed risk factor raised because of some idiot having ''fun???''
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