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Originally Posted by Kizzy
It is also a tourist attraction... if a child was hurt due to a drunk fairground assistants actions then wouldn't there be more questions asked?
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It should be.
A fairground is a public place however but none-the-less a workplace.
That farmworker, well over the legal limit could have had to actually go on to publlc roads as part of his days work too.
That is why he should never have been allowed to work that day at least.
No, I am bull headed on this one,he killed that child, maybe he is tortured by the event night after night as to it, if he is then rightly so for me.
No sympathy.
He had the onus of responsibility for himself to say to his boss, he felt he could be over the limit alcohol wise and should he stay at work that day or go.
Sorry, no sympathy from me for him and I would have actually loved to be the one prosecuting him.