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It's not so much the issue that it is clear that it was a bad decision. — they admit it, owe up to it, and I do not blame them for making the mistake and admitt
by Blikkentrekker 5y ago
It's not so much the issue that it is clear that it was a bad decision. — they admit it, owe up to it, and I do not blame them for making the mistake and admitting it was unfortunate and that they learned their lessons.
What drives me to ire to no end are the many people that defend it on message boards with “Just upgrade; you had ten years.”, clearly not realizing the risks and money involved in such an endeavor.
It's as though the government suddenly start putting something in the water that improves it's health benefits, but will erode contemporary plumping pipes away in ten years and people say. “Just break down your walls and replace your plumbing; you have ten years.”. — it is quite expensive, and risks that my house fall over.