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Accidents are Accidents
When are we going to come to the understanding that holding others responsible for our decisions is not the next ticket to wealth. Our society is too quick to blame others and to file suits to make amends. There is danger inherent in life, that is why an accident is just that: an accident. In this case, it is the responsibility of the fan. If a suit were decided on the behalf of the fans, it simply continues to drive up the cost of the rest of us to go to the games. If you want to be safe, hide out in your basement. To experience life is to invite some level of risk.