← Back to context Comment by dima55 8 hours ago Then you don't take the car. Why is this confusing? 7 comments dima55 Reply leoc 7 hours ago That's not how liability works, not either morally or (IANAL) legally. jstanley 8 hours ago Because you didn't find out it was a bear trap until after you stepped on it? InsideOutSanta 7 hours ago Ah, yes. The old story of the one-footed man who didn't take the car. Espressosaurus 7 hours ago Well I would feel slightly irate if I had to find out about the bear trap before I decide I don’t want the car. mcphage 7 hours ago That’s fine, you can leave the car, but you’ve already lost your foot. Why do you find this confusing? WesolyKubeczek 8 hours ago You discover it’s a bear trap not before you try to pull out from the parking lot.
Espressosaurus 7 hours ago Well I would feel slightly irate if I had to find out about the bear trap before I decide I don’t want the car.
mcphage 7 hours ago That’s fine, you can leave the car, but you’ve already lost your foot. Why do you find this confusing?
WesolyKubeczek 8 hours ago You discover it’s a bear trap not before you try to pull out from the parking lot.
That's not how liability works, not either morally or (IANAL) legally.
Because you didn't find out it was a bear trap until after you stepped on it?
Ah, yes. The old story of the one-footed man who didn't take the car.
Well I would feel slightly irate if I had to find out about the bear trap before I decide I don’t want the car.
That’s fine, you can leave the car, but you’ve already lost your foot. Why do you find this confusing?
You discover it’s a bear trap not before you try to pull out from the parking lot.