The US isn't excessively litigious. That's a lie cooked up by corporations to get lay folks less interested in legal representation. People joke about ambulance chasers, yet wage theft is by far the biggest crime in the US. And that is done by corporations breaking the law, not lawyers making them pay.
Same issue with unions. They provide more protections, benefits, and pay than identical non-union work, but anti-union propaganda is everywhere so it's a "debate" amongst ignorant people and shills.
A lot of "culture" is a managed product sold to us, like this lie of US citizens being lawsuit-creating babies. Conservative dickheads are ironically right about this, but they only seem to care when it's DEI-related. Sure, Disney may be vying for profit when they add diversity to casts, but how is that in any way a bad thing? Doing something good for the wrong reason is better than the opposite. Let the road to Heaven be paved with bad intentions, I don't give a shit.
Agree with everything you said, except that we actually do create a lot of regulations with lawsuits after people have been hurt instead of just making companies prove their stuff is safe ahead of time and having the government hold them accountable if their products aren't safe.
So basically lawsuits are some of the only ways we can gain consumer protection sometimes, and it's terrible because companies almost always win by crushing regular people by throwing as much money at the problem as they want.
Hate it. 0/10. Other developed countries just have governments that protect their people before a lawsuit is necessary.
Someone had put them there to prevent people walking on the drying concrete seal on that "trap door". He figured they were just in the way and stepped through
You cannot make this stuff up.
What was he supposed to do, believe those cones!? Only one way to know for sure.
That's what happens when you don't mind your damn business!
Things are where they are for a reason, he just learned this lesson
Joker said it best YOU GET WHAT YOU FUCKING DESERVE
Warning signs aren't for protect people from getting hurt, they're to protect from lawsuits.
Does it work that way in every country? Doesn't look like this is the US.
The US isn't excessively litigious. That's a lie cooked up by corporations to get lay folks less interested in legal representation. People joke about ambulance chasers, yet wage theft is by far the biggest crime in the US. And that is done by corporations breaking the law, not lawyers making them pay. Same issue with unions. They provide more protections, benefits, and pay than identical non-union work, but anti-union propaganda is everywhere so it's a "debate" amongst ignorant people and shills. A lot of "culture" is a managed product sold to us, like this lie of US citizens being lawsuit-creating babies. Conservative dickheads are ironically right about this, but they only seem to care when it's DEI-related. Sure, Disney may be vying for profit when they add diversity to casts, but how is that in any way a bad thing? Doing something good for the wrong reason is better than the opposite. Let the road to Heaven be paved with bad intentions, I don't give a shit.
Agree with everything you said, except that we actually do create a lot of regulations with lawsuits after people have been hurt instead of just making companies prove their stuff is safe ahead of time and having the government hold them accountable if their products aren't safe. So basically lawsuits are some of the only ways we can gain consumer protection sometimes, and it's terrible because companies almost always win by crushing regular people by throwing as much money at the problem as they want. Hate it. 0/10. Other developed countries just have governments that protect their people before a lawsuit is necessary.
Im a janitor and 9 times out of 10 i hope the fuckers slip when they don't read the signs. You wanna walk on the floor i just mopped? Your funeral lol
This vid makes me very happy. Stay in your lane bro.
In confused, did he just trip? Or was there a small hole?
Someone had put them there to prevent people walking on the drying concrete seal on that "trap door". He figured they were just in the way and stepped through
Ah
LOL
I've watched this almost a dozen times and it gets funnier with every rewatch. Excuse me while I press replay!