06-08-2016, 12:51 PM
(06-08-2016, 12:46 PM)bfine32 Wrote: What about someone who works a third shift? Comparing going to a party and getting drunk to commuting in your care is kind of silly.
They make that choice to do so, and it increases their risk of injury but it doesn't mean they did anything wrong. It still applies. Even still what about if it wasn't out of "necessity" for things like work? What if it was just coming from a friends house on New years eve at 2AM. Now explain it away.
People are getting caught up on the situations and not the basis of the whole thing. If you want to say people who increase their risk to having bad things done to them should take some blame, then that is fine. It must however be applied to all situations where people increase these chances, but the reality is it is not. I can go either way on it, but be consistent.
