Thread Content
I guess he’s seen too many silly jokes; this little rascal has learned from them as well. I didn’t want to kneel down to tie my shoelaces, so I stopped a bus and tied them while standing on the bus steps. As a result, the driver wasn’t used to his quirks, so he closed the door right away, trapping his foot. Let’s discuss whether the driver should be held responsible http://image.haha.mx/2016/02/25/big/2158566_5d216849bf308abbe2f5af634eac8781_1456356659.gif
Haha, it’s all the fault of those bear kids. If no serious consequences arise, such as the need for hospital treatment due to injuries, then it’s better to let the child learn from the mistake. If serious consequences occur, the driver must take responsibility; after all, there are various ways to educate children, and such behavior should not be adopted.
Well, what if the driver says, I didn’t see his foot there! How to calculate it?
It’s not responsible to punish someone without causing any harm; one must take responsibility if harm is caused
It’s not considered responsible just for getting something stuck; if getting it stuck and driving off causes an accident, then responsibility arises
If it’s pinched, there is likely to be skin injury. Does the driver have to pay for the medical expenses?
I think I need to take responsibility. . Although the child was at fault first, the driver suffered no loss; on the contrary, the child might get injured
No payment – children should also be responsible for their own actions
Braking, opening doors, starting the engine – no action needed, right? The cost of fuel then?
Children are a vulnerable group. . . :lol