These accounts were set up to provide safety in unsafe times.
What if choosing the "safe" candidate during uncertain, "unsafe" times is a mistake?
"The science clearly shows that these inflators become unsafe over time," he said.
J: You know, the conversation about "safety" rests on a fear of the unsafe: every time we talk about safety, we invoke danger and keep students and teachers focused on the possibility of danger.
The report said some children arriving at the A&E department were left "potentially unsafe" at times because of a lack of specially trained paediatric nurses both there and in some operating theatres.
Originally imprisoned for armed robbery, he was later sentenced for the fatal stabbing in 1972 of a prison guard called Brent Miller, a conviction ruled unsafe three times by a federal judge.
Still, everyone interviewed complained that they felt unsafe at times, though "things are getting better in a visible way, day by day," said Ali al-Sharif, a restaurant manager.
It said that some children arriving at A&E were left "potentially unsafe" at times because of a lack of specially-trained paediatric nurses both there and in some operating theatres, while patients told inspectors of a poor response from nurses if they rang their bells, especially at night.
I felt unsafe many times, but in a departure from the fear most Americans felt, I felt unsafe because as a minority, I didn't know if the majority would help me if a xenophobic vigilante decided that I was guilty of the crime of being a terrorist with no evidence or due process.
