American Dies on Mt Everest

[Brian37]

Inadequate safety protocol of a service should only prevent that service from being offered without major changes if the service is either vital to livelihood, or it is accessible to such a large potential clientele that adequate information to perspective beneficiaries can not be guaranteed.

Otherwise it is stupid to prevent buyers who are indeed well aware from buying.

Again, I am sorry, but even outside this issue, the "buyer beware" excuse has been far too abused. 

I am not disagreeing with people getting into something they are aware of. I am saying that greed will cause those with power and money to abuse that excuse.

Not everything in life needs to be marketed as a thrill, or entitlement or vanity product/service.

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Nadar pointing out that cars back in the 70s were garbage wasn't saying he was anti transportation.

Selling Mt Everest as a "getaway" isn't a good idea. Some ideas are simply impractical.