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What harm did Kia cause its customer? How are those locks adequate in say, South Korea, where there are 1:20,000 car thefts per capita yearly vs 1:350 in the US
by jonhohle 3y ago
What harm did Kia cause its customer? How are those locks adequate in say, South Korea, where there are 1:20,000 car thefts per capita yearly vs 1:350 in the US.
The locks are not the problem. Stealing cars is the problem.
- ceejayoz 3y ago> What harm did Kia cause its customer? They sold a negligently defective product. > How are those locks adequate in say, South Korea... They aren't. If I write code with a SQL injection in it, it's bad code even if no one winds up attacking it.
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoOne of these problems is far easier to solve than the other.
- EasyMark 3y agoI do agree that these crimes should hold stiff penalties like at least 5 years in prison, no possibility of parole, including 1st offense. Liberal city DAs have been shirking their responsibility for at least the past 15 years. It's usually a pretty small percentage of the population executing these types of crimes. No more revolving doors. If I owned a kia I'd add an after market shutoff. They're not that expensive, rather than crying over how awful my world is living in a first world nation with a brand new vehicle with a security fault.