Taking Personal Responsibility to new lows.
Recent review of Lazy Days RV Park in Florida has the park getting a 1 out of 10. Reason, the reviewer broke their ankle. Did they break their ankle because the park had carelessly left equipment ...
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WTP-GC wrote:Sorry, but I do not believe it is right to ever use insurance to enrich yourself due to your own actions. I fail to see any instance where it would be necessary for someone to climb a hill behind their RV. Such action would almost assuredly be voluntary, and hence a risk they take on. Barring some information we were not given, such as there was an uncovered, open well they stepped into, I cannot see how the park has any liability. As for the costs incurred by the injured party, it is now the law of the land that you MUST have health insurance that covers just such an accident. That is the one and only insurance policy that should come into play should you ever get injured due to your own misstep.
Why are you so concerned about needing an explanation for them to be on the hill?? By constantly wanting a reason for use of the hill, it's like you're looking for an an excuse to not take responsilbity for your property. (Yes, I know it's not your park). How is this any different than the reviewer not taking responsibility on their end?
Please share the name of your park so we don't visit it, for fear that if we leave the actual confine of our campsite that we might be chastised for doing so. Based on your position, I'm not sure how any campground can function with hiking trails or bike paths. Wille customer be required to submit to a full investigative inquiry if they got a splinter while not on their actual assigned campsite?
Your insurnace example is irrelevant. If you contend that this is not what insurance is for, then perhaps you can try to go a few years without it. Just roll the dice and hope that everyone stays within the boundaries of their campsite.
Once again, I fully acknowledged that the review is silly and sad, but c'mon now...
Oh, judging from the opinions and attitude you present in your posts, I wouldn't lose any sleep over losing your business. And you would surely be chastised if you engaged in any activity that we judged to be dangerous. Hence, no climbing the trees, no tightrope walking the fences, and NO to a whole lot of other stupid things people try to do.
