(September 27, 2013 at 12:34 pm)Tonus Wrote: I think it's two separate things. Yes, it's good to observe precautions in order to protect ourselves from harm. We do it all the time, but we probably also tend to take risks as well. Being more cautious and vigilant can help us avoid harm.Well, its not me who assigns the blame for a crime, its the law. And the law states that the blame of a crime lays on the perpetrator.
But I think it's completely separate from assigning blame for a crime. "You could have avoided this" should never be part of the discussion when a crime has been committed. It doesn't take much to reduce the idea to absurdity. "If you hadn't gone out on a date that night, the drunk driver who killed your fiancee would not have slammed into the side of your car."
I simply state that there are crimes that can be prevented by taking some simple measures of safety that can be useful in warding off criminals.
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