Would it make a difference?
Imagine
by John Doe 116 Replies latest jw friends
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Junction-Guy
It depends on the actual damages caused by a hair. If ingesting a hair could open someone up to catching a disease, then yes it could make a difference. It could also be due to a poor ventilation system by the buldings owner, or it could be something that the restaurant allows, then it would revert back to them.
But since a hair does not cause any tangible damage to the person other than the psychological, I don't believe they should have a case, no matter whose fault it is. -
John Doe
But since a hair does not cause any tangible damage to the person other than the psychological, I don't believe they should have a case, no matter whose fault it is.
So, psychological damage should not be recoverable? Do you really mean that?
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Junction-Guy
In that particular instance, no, it should not be recoverable.
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John Doe
So, psycological damage should be recoverable, unless the damage is caused by pubic hairs?
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Junction-Guy
In that instance, the average person wouldn't have psychological damage, they may be grossed out, but they wouldn't need therapy.
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John Doe
So, sensitive people cannot recover for psychological damage?
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Junction-Guy
John Doe, I think it should vary case by case.
If that same person discovered a used condom in their food,instead of a hair, then yeah they should be able to recover psychological damages, because the contents of that condom have the probablility of causing a disease.
Don't laugh about the above scenario, because it did happen to someone and made the news a few years back. -
John Doe
John Doe, I think it should vary case by case.
If that same person discovered a used condom in their food,instead of a hair, then yeah they should be able to recover psychological damages, because the contents of that condom have the probablility of causing a disease.
Don't laugh about the above scenario, because it did happen to someone and made the news a few years back.Disease can be spread by hair as well.
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Junction-Guy
I think "sensitive" is a subjective word.