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Originally Posted by Polar Bear
I agree with your examples. But beg to differ that my example is a “poor” one. Care to explain?
Actually, never mind. A tailgater hitting someone who is braking to avoid an accident is absolutely an example of the hitter being at fault. Can’t imagine why you would think he’s not.
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Perhaps I misunderstood you. You replied to this:
Originally Posted by billethkid
...just like in an auto accident the one doing the hitting is at fault......
your reply:
What?!!?
How about...a person slams on their brakes to avoid a kid chasing a ball across the street. A tailgaters hits the braking vehicle.
I can't wait to hear who you say is at fault.
seemed like you were saying "What!" "The hitter is not always at fault" Then you produced an example of a tailgater hitting someone, and yes the tailgater (hitter) would be at fault, so basically gave an example proving billethkids point. Thus a poor example to prove the hitter is not always at fault.