>>38480
>But where's the line between teaching robowaifus self-defense and teaching them to be soldiers and assassins?
>>38481
>Also not sure where that line is. Legally, I think most places wouldn't even allow them to have non-lethal options like pepper spray.
Me neither! Let's try to figure it out together, Anons. :^)
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For starters, I'd think the case involving the guy who was persecuted for setting a booby-trap to protect his home from being re-robbed by the criminals * in his """neighbor"""hood should come into play in such considerations. (He won his case, BTW.) (He
also fell victim to his own trap later, lol. :D
I mention this as an example because its apparent to me that
(((very soon, lawyers))) will want to clutch their greedy rat-claws into some
Optimus owner's pocketbook b/c their robot fell over and hurt (take your pick): a stronk, independynt purplehair (very-likely injured while trying to vandalize it b/c
muh_nahdzees); a basketball american (very-likely injured while trying to destroy it b/c
lol_niggers); or an
illegal invader hard-working dreamer (very-likely injured while trying to steal it b/c
no_habla_inglés). The court will be forced to deal with this (at least initially) as a civil -- not criminal -- case. Thus, while the will of the robot's
owner may come into play, the (non-existant) """will""" of the robot can't (any more than, say, a
FSD Tesla's """will""" could be considered involving an accident).
>I hate lawyer sh*te; it makes me want to wretch even just thinking about it. =D:
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* The usual
Joggers suspects, ofc. Thus the
(((persecution))) -- he being a White man.
Edited last time by Chobitsu on 05/14/2025 (Wed) 21:16:22.