But assuming there was no context, it could be interpreted another way?
2) "I'd rather not get hurt by you"
Are these different usages of に? Or both are #10?
2) is simply 受身. 1) looks like 使役: "to have someone do xxx~" , but it's passive not causative. I'm confused.
怪我される is indirect passive. に indicates the agent (the one who gets hurt), and the subject(= the speaker) is adversely affected by it.
The causative passive 君に怪我させられる is used for #2.
Wait... Wouldn't 君に怪我させられる mean - "You make me hurt you(or someone else)", not "I was hurt by you".
"俺は君に(君を)怪我させらるほうが困る。" = "I'd rather you wouldn't make me hurt you"
Dammit. It had completely slipped my mind that 怪我する = to get hurt, 怪我させる = to hurt.
On a semi-related note, I still remember using Yahoo!辞書 - 国語・英和・和英および専門辞書の検索サービス before goo, that one also got a "fabulous" design overhaul.(And I think it got merged with kotobank, since kotobank searches currently go through yahoo) Now GOO got wrecked... Next in-line is kotobank ;(