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Originally Posted by rockyroad
Doesn't sound like he is ignoring verbiage to me...sounds like his judgement of the distance required to change direction or avoid contact is different than Camron's (and yours?).
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I would accept that variance in judgment if not for this line:
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She doesn't get the benefit of two steps for being out of control or unaware".
So she wasn't running fast enough (according to his post), and she was blind to the screen (also according to the quote above). So I'm wondering what situation it would take for the screenee to get the benefit of 2 steps.
