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You blame yourself, sure. "It's on you". But the other person committed a crime, and that's separate to your view on the matter.
by zo1 6y ago
You blame yourself, sure. "It's on you". But the other person committed a crime, and that's separate to your view on the matter.
- FeepingCreature 6y agoThe fact that the attacker committed a crime and carries sole blame does not absolve you from your responsibility to secure your belongings.
- heavenlyblue 6y agoNot every crime means businesses are not liable for the results of their negligence. If the business does not provide the reasonable means for dealing with fraud it’s their responsibility in front of the law for the result of given fraud.