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Originally Posted by sarettah
Depends on who has the bigger pockets in court most of the time. Ford would never up front take responsibility for an exploding gas tank until it was forced down their throat and you know that. Look at the shit with the tires a few years ago. Ford trying to pass it off on Goodyear, Goodyear trying to pass it back on Ford and it took a bunch of fucking people dying before the law ever got involved. That is the way big money business is played.
So, yes. Caveat Emptor. It is up to the consumer to protect themselves. Since the first day that one ape picked up a shell and decided it was worth something and then found out that he could trade the shell to another ape for a big shiny rock (stupid fucker, shit, he doesn't know theres like a billion of these over by the big wet thing) someone has tried to scheme on how to get the most shells while giving out the least amount of rocks.
We have laws against some of it but the United States was founded as a capitalist country. Business is given a lot of free rein and it is usually up to the consumer to prove he was wronged before any action is ever going to ber taken.
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Yes America is a capitalist country and blah blah blah...but welcome to the internet...it is the world....
As a great American once said..."Get out of the new world if you can't lend a hand....the times they are a changin..."
More true now than in 1966.