Isn’t that manslaughter vs murder?

If that daycare has 50 employees, what’s the issue? The numbers don’t matter, it’s the amount of people under one caretaker that’s the issue.

So the same doesn’t apply for doing logging, which takes less time?

Also, stuff gets forgotten, with a log done right away, stuff isn’t forgotten. You think as you say one person can remember the issues of 30 different kids?

So you want the caretaker to spend 5-10 minutes chatting to you instead of spending a few seconds logging?

Who’s watching the other kids while the caretaker has all their attention on you during pickup?

Your suggestion takes more time and leaves less time to spend are taking other kids.

… there’s limits to how many children can be watched by a single caretaker, it’s like 7 in most jurisdictions. So while there’s 30 kids, there’s other caretakers who can watch, or their workload isn’t so bad that 30 seconds to log all kids is gonna be an issue,

You clearly have no experience with this, so why are speaking up?

How long do you think it takes to log? That would take maybe 5 seconds max unless the ui is horrendous.

You realize in general means not in every case? In Canada and the USA, that’s not the case, they make their own syrup and fills cans and bottles.

Sure other countries may outweigh it, but large countries don’t operate that way.

Source, I’ve installed blow molders for bottling plants that mix their own syrups.

They have multiple lines, usually one for pop machine, two for plastic bottles and one for cans. Depending on the size and location they may also distribute stuff like Monster as well.

Now if you’re talking like a small town somewhere, shipping syrup is cheaper, so in specific cases (not in NA) it can make some sense to ship syrup and then add the water.

Pepsi-co more or less operates the same as well, they have blow molders on site for plastic bottles.

Coca-Cola atleast some plants have blow molders for plastic bottles. Making cans is a massive ordeal and requires its own plant, so if they have the space they could probably do it as well. A plastic blowmolder is under 100sqft. Makes more economical sense to ship in blanks and make your own than shipping 10x empty air volume.

Coca-Cola Canada makes their own bottles and packages cans and bottles as well, they also make their own “syrup” on site. IE they make their stuff for pop machines. Canning and bottling is only watering down that mix and carbonating it.

I see no reason why Coca Cola plants in the US wouldn’t bottle and can their own stuff as well. And also no reason why they can’t have a blow molder to make their own bottles. They aren’t that specialized pieces and the units less than 100sqft.

Promotion.

You mean the link you provided that doesn’t talk about sex crimes at all? Thats what you want to support that strict liability applies to sex crime? The link that says it doesn’t? You sure?

Your point was strict liability should apply here in This case, when asked why, you provided strict liability. Now the at we hopefully found out why, you can educate yourself, that it usually doesn’t apply for sexual crimes… that’s the topic.

Should someone pissing in the trees have a blanket law applies to them, we know they exist, I’m laughing and pointing out how stupid it is to apply it in situations like pissing in a corner.

Zero, zero results for sex in your link you claim specifies it. Fucking amazing lmfao.

So crotches are considered inherently “ultrahazardous” since that’s the metric it says applies. Good take away.

That’s quite a bit different than someone pulling their weiner out and peeing against a tree where no one can see anything. I hope you can see this.

Not for sex offenders like pissing in public, of course it exists in other areas of law, but those aren’t applicable to all other areas.

Source for EU? And for sex offences atleast.

Sounds like you’re trying to apply other law areas with strict liability to this one blanketly, which isn’t how it works…z

As a semi aside blanket laws are no good anywhere, you’re not advocating for blanket laws are you…? Hope not.

If it originated there, why doesn’t Canada have it lmfao.

I can actually make that argument, and a very good one that intent is very important.

Of course, that’s not a thing in every country. This is the same country that applies murder to criminals when cops kill people, so not surprised they wouldn’t care about intent for other laws.

What a wild fucking place lmfao.

This is the same place that charges criminals for murder that police do yeah…?

Maybe the issue is the basis of the laws in your country to even begin with…?

These aren’t normal laws in other countries fyi.

Intent matters for laws that are meant to be used properly.

Unless they intentionally exposed themselves, pissing in public shouldn’t net you a sex offenders list standing.

Most (proper laws) laws require intent. Unless they purposely exposed themselves… Peeing in a corner exposes nothing and doesn’t fit any definition of “intent”. Why would this suddenly be any different?

These blanket laws are usually to get vagrants being in an alley.

It’s not a double standard, it’s a blanket law that shouldn’t exist to begin with lmfao.

Pissing in public shouldn’t net you a sex offender list ANYWHERE, where is the intent to expose to someone else or a minor? But bloviate about double standards I guess… yeesh lmfao.

Peeing in public gets you put on the sex offender list? The fuck kinda laws is that haha.