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But what if you get like 1/10 of this case? (so $220,000) for injuries that are lighter? Such as "whiplash" or broken ankle. Or even 1/20 of the price, which is $110,000 for bruise, cuts, scratches, emotional damage, blah blah blah... My point was, maybe people will start climbing on to city's property. In the states, after McDonald's hot coffee incident, everyone started claiming "burn" for spilling coffee. Same as wet floor, aka slip n' fall. That's a very common one. |
ok apparently this incident happened back in 2007 B.C. ordered to pay injured American youth $2.2 million after lamp post fall | Vancouver Sun took almost a decade for judgement and most likely they're gonna appeal? |
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the thing is, i wasn't being sarcastic. he did reveal another flaw. the post should have held his weight. his stupid act WAS a sacrifice. the 2 mill is nothing. any amount he'd rather go back in time and not fallen off. there's no such thing as "accepting responsibility"... whatever happens after is deterministic and that is automatically linked to your actions... cuz cause and effect. if you are the direct cause, you are directly linked to it. you dont have to accept anything. whatever happens happens. you have no choice. no matter his stupidity, he already paid the price... he's physically fucked lol. the focus is there is another stupid mistake... pole rusted to the core... they shouldn't be rusted to the core, period. so ... yeah... the judgement makes sense does it not? we pay our taxes and we aren't poor as shit... the city should be maintained better. anyways, anyone that sustains any perma crippling injury is usually awarded a minimum of 1 million dollars. it's completely normal. |
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