you just cannot protect EVERYONE from themselves.... the minute they
cant jump of garages, it'll be a discrimination lawsuit...

welcome to the wild wacky world we call the good ole U S of A

tw


On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 10:43:02 -0800, Ian Skinner
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> This I have always wondered about the US legal system?  Is it possible to sue 
> for, in this example, a fence to be installed?  No personal and/or emotional 
> damages.  Just to get the fence installed?
> 
> I would agree that the city and/or the private owners do not owe this kid or 
> his family any money.  The kid is at least 51% (95% maybe, 99.9% even) 
> responsible for his injuries.  I'm not so sure on my feelings on the idea 
> that erecting a fence is a relatively simple solution for protecting the 
> clueless so may well be worth while.
> 
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