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It's not about "sympathy". It's about crime. If you left your front door wide and I robbed you, I'd have committed a crime. There's no "but the front door was
by babarock 3y ago
It's not about "sympathy". It's about crime.
If you left your front door wide and I robbed you, I'd have committed a crime. There's no "but the front door was open" defense.
- wvenable 3y agoBut nobody was robbed. This guy looked in the house and then immediately called you to tell your door is open. Instead of thanking him, you sue him for trespassing. Technically, he would be guilty of trespassing.
- hooverd 3y agoPrivate residentce is a bad analogy. This is like being sued for trespassing because you stepped over a green-grey marble line on the grey-green marble floor of the open ground floor lobby of an office building where you work.
- AndroTux 3y agoIt’s like telling someone the pin to your safe and then suing them for them opening it. They didn’t even steal anything. They just opened the safe that you gave them the pin for.