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is swag an instrument?
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"uhhhh [weasel word] men turn out this way because, specifically, my mother, would enable their bad behavior"
Did it ever occur to your mother just wasn't good at making responsible decisions?
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well the thing is that's an extremely reasonable concern
And he still took it???
Maybe they meant he read the book
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Should you, dear reader, put concealed concrete in your mailbox, so that if someone is going around smashing mailboxes, hitting it breaks his arm?
This debate is rolling on Twitter. Right-wingers argue that steal fortified mailboxes will teach mailbox smashers not to smash mailboxes. More lib/left users argue that the potential damage to the arm is disproportionate to the crime.
I think the answer here is pretty straightforward: ninja-armbreaker mailboxes are for when the rate of mailbox attacks is high (because the state isn't doing its job), and not for when mailbox attack rates are low.
When mailbox attacks are low, it's potential "teachable moment" on a mailbox by mailbox basis, and when smash rates are high either no one's learning anything or there are roving gangs of mailbox raiders.
I thought that there had been a court case about a very similar circumstance, and a search turned up the case of Snay v. Burr (2021, Ohio).
The mailbox in question had been repeatedly vandalized, so the owner rebuilt the mailbox with an eight-inch pipe set three feet deep in concrete. An innocent party's vehicle departed the roadway, collided with the mailbox, and flipped. The vehicle's sole occupant was permanently paralyzed below the neck, and sued, saying that the proximate cause of his injury was not his loss of control of the vehicle and subsequent departure from the roadway, but the abnormally-strong mailbox.
Writing for the Court majority, Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor stated the Court has repeatedly ruled political subdivisions, landowners, and others owe a duty of care to drivers if they create hazards that “affect the safety of ordinary travel on the road.” Because Matthew and Diane Burr’s mailbox did not affect the safety of ordinary travel on the regularly traveled portion of Young Road, they are not responsible for the injuries suffered by Cletus Snay, she concluded.
I think that any court would be even less sympathetic to someone who suffered an injury in the course of voluntarily committing a crime.
Personally, I think "a car having an accident might crash into the mailbox" is actually a reasonable justification not to make concrete-fortified mailboxes (stealth or not) the norm.
By comparison, suppose that a man puts a landmine into his house. A firefighter could end up entering, and get blown up by the landmine. Life is full of unexpected outcomes.
From this brief summary, I think that much of the moral liability lies with the vandals.
I probably wouldn't, because I don't want to seriously injure someone or get in legal trouble over a mailbox.
Just like I won't put laxatives in my food to deter thieves.
On the other hand, if I block the vandals with concrete fenceposts that are clearly visible - with hivis tape, even - that's a lot more justifiable, though I'm still not certain.
There's alleged limits on how much you can fortify a mail box,
Not sure how strongly enforced the rules are or if they're just guidelines or not, in the before times of 1986 when the movie Stand By Me came out there was a scene where "Mailbox Baseball" was being played and it inspired shenanigans which were made even more exciting because you could still ride in the bed of a pickup truck with no seats or seatbelts.
Homeowners got rightly fed up after a while and there were some broken arms and such as a result of that.
Personal opinion the injury would be very easy to avoid by not trying to destroy someone else's personal property, so it's on you, and no sympathy.
The argument of 'you should not put a reinforced mailbox on your lawn because a person might be injured if they crashed into it' is functionally identical to claiming that one should not put a TREE onto their lawn for the same reason. The result of the activity would be about the same, someone smashing into a fully grown tree with a bat from a moving vehicle is going to be just as injured as someone hitting the reinforced mailbox. The main reason people do not in fact go around attempting to hit trees with bats is because the result would be one of self-harm, and they know it.
The mailbox is a target BECAUSE they assume the act will not result in any negative consequence TO THEMSELVES and as such think they SHOULD be allowed to cause damage with impunity.
And as a last thing? There is no comparison between putting up a reinforced mailbox to putting a mine in your house, because any given mine could kill any given person entering your house, firefighters being only one of many possible situations where you murder someone (or kill yourself) for taking the wrong step.
And the mailbox? Again, the comparison to a tree is far more apt, because the only way it becomes a hazard onto a random passerby is if a situation has already occured that puts them uncontrollably into it's path.
A landmine is a deliberate trap. A mailbox is just a structure.
I’m really concerned by how many people seem to value a mailbox *a mailbox* more than the safety of their neighbors
a mailbox is replaceable, human lives are not, and even a broken arm can be debilitating, especially if you’re in the US and the healthcare to treat it may be unaffordable
no one’s dumb moment should lead to a life of pain if avoidable
You say 'the safety of their neighbors' as if this is a homeowner putting a disguised spike pit in front of their driveway with the sole and deliberate goal of maiming innocent passersby. A mailbox, however reinforced, is a completely inert and even benign object. It is sitting there, harming nobody, serving its purpose of being a mailbox.
Nobody is having a gun put to their head and threatened into wrecking mailboxes. There is no situation in which someone is obligated to smash mailboxes. At no point does a person smashing mailboxes even gain any sort of benefit from it; it is an activity which is taken part in solely for the purposes of intentionally causing stress and/or financial harm to victims who have done nothing to deserve it. To say nothing of the fact that the reckless driving involved puts anyone on the sidewalk or the shoulder of the road at night in far more present and active danger than anything a reinforced mailbox can do.
Not only do prospective vandals have their own agency in this situation, they have the most agency in this situation, because it happens entirely on their terms. If a person is concerned about their own safety in regards to sturdy mailboxes, they are entirely capable of ensuring they remain safe, all on their own, by the simple act of not smashing mailboxes. To repeat, you have to actively go out of your way and expend energy to make a reinforced mailbox any kind of special risk to yourself. Any consequences of needlessly and deliberately hurling yourself at solid objects at high speeds are already completely and freely 'avoidable' by not needlessly and deliberately hurling yourself at solid objects at high speeds.
something a lot of people have a tough time accepting is that, for some people, the only way to make them stop committing vandalism is if they face a painful consequence for doing it.

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