How would moving over onto the side of the road enter you into their blind spot? I mean. I guess it could, but seeing as someone aiming to pass isn’t going to go onto the shoulder (unless they were doing so with the explicit intention to hit you) it wouldn’t matter. Get out of their way, let them take up as much of the road as they want, at least then you can have your life.
A car and a bicycle are not the same thing. Plus, If someone is risking hitting you with their car by moving over into your lane, most people would pull over into the shoulder if possible even if they are in a car. Then they move out when it’s safe. You know, self preservation and all that. If you are in danger, the laws of the road can be broken for a second.

I mean. It really doesn’t matter who was in the right. If it did, guy wouldn’t have been on the ground. The car can kill a cyclist, not the other way around. Self preservation and common sense would make someone steer clear of the speeding cars. The world sucks, brakes fail, people are crap. Move over.

I remember walking my dog through a park and there was always this one kid who would run up and touch him regardless if I said he could or not. And I remember thinking, kid, you keep running up to strangers and you gonna get got. His grandma once yelled at me because he was petting the dog (he was following me chasing the dog despite me being like “no honey”). I stopped walking my dog through that park.

Also they’re cats so they don’t even need anyone.

I kind of forgot about that show. Is it still going on? I remember really liking it as a teen.

“DescriptionYouTube is an American video-sharing platform headquartered in San Bruno, California. “ -The definition of YouTube.
It’s not for a specific kind of video, but it is for videos. Music Videos are still videos. There’s an entire separate app if you just want to listen to music.
Admittedly I’m unsure if YT music stops when closed and I agree that it shouldn’t. But realistically there’s no issue with the original video platform not continuing to play when no one is watching.
And not for nothing. I wish I could keep Netflix on in the background too. But understand why they don’t let us.

That’s not the intention of YouTube though. It’s a video platform. You can use it for music, sure. But you really can’t complain that it shuts off when you are no longer watching the video. No other popular app for visual media continues to run in the background. They just don’t do that.
Also you can get YT premium if not being able to listen to videos truly bothers you. It also comes with YouTube music and google music. Voila! Now you can find your music and not watch it.

I’m all for banning kids from apartments. lol.