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From the rest of the comments here it's the Musk was ultimately at fault regardless of anything else.
by DoesntMatter22 2y ago
From the rest of the comments here it's the Musk was ultimately at fault regardless of anything else.
- Terr_ 2y agoNah: If anybody was actually holding Musk "ultimately at fault regardless of anything else", we wouldn't be talking about settling a product-safety lawsuit, but instead about a criminal trial for manslaughter. Since that's not the case--and I don't think anyone has even suggested it needs to be--we can safely infer that there's already a high degree of nuance and splitting of different levels and layers of responsibility going on. At the end of the day, "operator error"--even drunken operator error--is not enough to automatically negate all safety flaws.
- DoesntMatter22 2y agoLol... I love it. Blame the company for a person drunken driving