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> we continue to fail to hold those directly causing the problem responsible. That would fun to deconstruct....we've got the driver of the vehicle, (possibly)
by mistermann 3y ago
> we continue to fail to hold those directly causing the problem responsible.
That would fun to deconstruct....we've got the driver of the vehicle, (possibly) people that may have agitated the driver contributing to their carelessness, their parents for raising them the way they did, the driving instructor, those who design and oversee training/testing for drivers licenses, the same for enforcement of laws, nosy (or not) journalists who keep all of these officials on their toes, all of us for complacency with how all of this complexity is run....tricky business, maybe too much work to even think about when one can just blame the driver and be done with it, "close enough".
- steelframe 3y ago> That would fun to deconstruct It's pretty straightforward for me. You hit me, I sue you. Not your driving instructor. Not the license administrators. Not your parents. I sue you.
- mistermann 3y agoIt is not at all rare to encounter a human who refuses to consider complex causality....in fact, I don't know if I've ever met a single one who can....and this is a smart forum, relatively anyways.