Because only the United States of 'Murica have personal injury laws and civil liability

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There are over 2000 different statutes in our civil code. It gives clear and unambiguous regulation for every conceivable civil law issue and served as the template for the civil code of many different countries, including, but not limited to Japan, South Korea, Real China, People's Republic of China, Estonia and Latvia. A case like this is most certainly covered in there.

I'm sorry ockerfa, but I'll have to remove your submission from r/ShitAmericansSay because one or more rule was broken.

Rule IV:

Please use a direct quote for your title. The title must be an exact verbatim match to a portion of the post- no paraphrasing. If the quote doesn't give enough context, you are allowed to add non-editorialized context in the title itself.

When posts do not contain text or are otherwise not quotable, titles must be a neutral description of the content. Avoid making the titles scornful, circlejerk-y, hyperbolic, irrelevant, or misleading. Also avoid low effort titles that don't give any indication as to what the post is about (eg "smh"; "I have no words"; "hmm"). When posting articles, your title must be the headline of the article or a direct quote from it.

Rule VI:

Please double check whether the poster of the comment you're about to submit is actually American. Do this by scanning their post history etc.

The content you submitted isn't something that's uniquely American.

Thank you for your effort and your service! O7

Well, in other countries people don't sue over hot coffees and ridiculous sums of money.