Roger wrote:
>An analogy to the example you used, this is like having a loaded pistol and
>when you were not at home, it started firing and hit a person on the street
>or in the next apartment. The "fault" would not lie with you, but with
>either the manufacturer of the pistol or the manufacturer of the ammunition.
Diffrent countries diffrent laws, so I couldn't resist. In the odd event
that something like that actually would happen here the owner would be
atleast partially responsible since it's against the law to keep the weapon
and the amunition at the same place.
Additionally the boss at the company that made the gun would have to quit
and get a hefty bonus for doing so :/
//Bernie
