It is ideal, and there are a lot of assumptions regarding having a sense of responsibility. The trouble becomes when said sense does not exist and there is no r

It is ideal, and there are a lot of assumptions regarding having a sense of responsibility. The trouble becomes when said sense does not exist and there is no recourse. You may very well want to do this: > I want to be free to risk maiming myself in a vehicular accident, if I choose not to wear a helmet or a seatbelt. But circumstances and the laws of physics will not always allow this: > I don't want anyone else to pay for my mistakes. Your vehicular accident may also end up maiming others. We do not exist in isolated mutually exclusive bubbles.