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No, it would be like suing a couple bottle makers whose bottles are the source of the vast majority of broken glass people are stepping on, even though those bo
by tzs 3y ago
No, it would be like suing a couple bottle makers whose bottles are the source of the vast majority of broken glass people are stepping on, even though those bottles are just a small fraction of the bottles in use, and the reason their bottles are so much more likely to end up as broken glass is because there is a simple ingredient that can be added to bottles to make them much less likely to break but they only put that in about 25% of their bottles, whereas the other bottle makers put it in 96% of their bottles.
The cars in question are so much easier to steal than nearly every other car that in several cities insurers will no longer cover them.