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A bit of internet collective wisdom borrowed from the highly reputable source of reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/22j0n6/why_do_americans_su
by ordiel 5y ago
A bit of internet collective wisdom borrowed from the highly reputable source of reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/22j0n6/why_do_americans_sue_for_everything/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/22j0n6/why_do_am...
The attitude I am referring to is that of when people having it too good need to find something to complain about insted of brushing off a generalization (which as most stereotypes is based on factual bases)
Based on the snarky-ness of the article favoring "the greatness" of European nations (compared to the rest of the world), maybe I should have said "not in the US, where 'most' will sue you for looking wrong at them"
- ordiel 5y agoAs a side not suporting my case, haven't you seen how many post here in HN talk about "patent trolls"; and why all (oh excuse me, most) of those are actually talking about America? Maybe "slide to unlock" rings a bell? You dont see those type of things in, lets say, Brazil or Mexico (where I am from) since in case the bottle has an anomaly you go back to the counter and they would just say... "Oh sorry about that, here is a new one", you know... Being civil, instead of keeping it as a "golden ticket" to take it to the court. Why, because people realizes that the coca-cola truck may have it a bump a bit too hard and that just life, we know it and we just go on with it...