You imply all human driving is like that one example which is the worse one can come up with, which is not true.
You imply Waymos on the street will take the 20 year old irrational driver out of the road, which is also not true.
And "I did bad but others do worse" is a terrible premise to live by.
If Waymo cars are statistically safer than normal cars then it is fine. What is your alternative?
Edit: you could have an issue with the statistical power itself
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You imply all human driving is like that one example which is the worse one can come up with, which is not true.
You imply Waymos on the street will take the 20 year old irrational driver out of the road, which is also not true.
And "I did bad but others do worse" is a terrible premise to live by.