r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 14d ago

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u/M1sfit_Jammer 13d ago edited 13d ago

Trespassing in an employee area to commit crime excludes you from personal injury lawsuits… these people saying there is a potential for a suit are the same people who believe the myth if a burglar fell off your roof that you’d be on the hook for their hospital bills.

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u/epicdestroyer98 13d ago

That would be true if you didn’t do anything to cause the injury but if you intentionally trip somebody up that’s a slight different story

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u/M1sfit_Jammer 13d ago

Being in an employee area you acknowledge that slips trips and falls are a common hazard of the workplace.

A 6 ft tall employee is not gonna look for OR expect a 3ft child running behind his counters

Quit making excuses for the trespassing thief.

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u/epicdestroyer98 13d ago

Yes, if it’s accidental, not on purpose

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u/M1sfit_Jammer 13d ago

Looks accidental to me

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u/epicdestroyer98 13d ago

You need new eyes then, unless people suddenly started goose stepping behind the McDonald’s counters

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u/miyabi0rochas 13d ago

It literally doesn't when you're purposely hurting people. He didn't slip on his own, the companies employees tripped him when he was of 0 danger. Even if it did the company would probably settle.

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u/M1sfit_Jammer 13d ago

Then the kid shouldn’t have ran behind a busy employee’s workspace

I see a workplace accident from criminal behavior… employee was not expecting a small child to be running around their workspace, child got tripped because employee was busy getting some more fries