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Yes, as far as I can understand the man and by extension his estate are liable for the damage to the machine and the disruption of the assembly line. The first
by mistercheph 3y ago
Yes, as far as I can understand the man and by extension his estate are liable for the damage to the machine and the disruption of the assembly line. The first of many preliminary injunctions against the family should be making their way through the court system about now.
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- Cpoll 3y agoWould you be making the same comment if this story was about an electrician that failed to shut off power before examining wiring? If not, why not?
- davzie 3y agoPretty sure it’s satire / sarcasm!
- tsimionescu 3y agoYes, that's exactly the point - it seems to be sarcasm that suggests the writer believes it's immoral to say the person who tragically died did anything wrong in this situation. The poster above thus wonders whether an electrician who tragically dies after making a mistake in their job should also be held entirely blameless.