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When their accepted risks have consequences for society - like cleaning up a collapsed tunnel / ocean rescue / rehab - then, yes.
by tiahura 5y ago
When their accepted risks have consequences for society - like cleaning up a collapsed tunnel / ocean rescue / rehab - then, yes.
- xboxnolifes 5y ago> collapsed tunnel / ocean rescue / rehab Two of those things are something society can choose to not do. Can't necessarily ignore a collapsed tunnel in certain areas, but the alternative of banning an activity can be removing responsibility of rescue.
- tiahura 5y agoPerhaps in China, or some other country that doesn’t value human life. In the West we generally don’t just watch people drown and say “sucks to be them.”