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Americans, in my experience, don't "freak out" about it. It's really all about litigation.
by wyclif 15y ago
Americans, in my experience, don't "freak out" about it. It's really all about litigation.
- marquis 15y agoLitigation because of freaking out.. but I just have the image of the Simpsons in my mind 'who will think of the children'. The U.S., love 'em, admits violence but is prudish. Always found it a strange thing but hey, it's cultural so we'll accept their quirks. The internet is mature enough to handle not forcing cultural change.
- tsotha 15y agoNo, wyclif is right. The people who "freak out" over this kind of thing at work are really just looking for a payday. Anyone can be easily offended if money is involved.
- marquis 15y agoHm, I'm not so sure. Some of us come from cultures where reason and responsibility are widely-held ideals, and come before making a quick buck on the expense of others.
- tsotha 15y agoIt's more a question of the legal environment than culture. No matter what the culture says there will always be people ready to exploit these kinds of situations.