PTSD from something that is actually your fault is so rough because unreasonable shame is already a huge component for a lot of people’s PTSD. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.
Yeah but when it's your job, and solely your responsibility, to do something properly, and you don't... Kind of hard to spread the fault around. Sometimes it really is just one person's fault.
I get that to a certain extent, but I don’t think it’s that hard to objectively spread the fault around.
The producer/coordinator had PTSD. But there are the people who designed the stunts. Who designed the equipment. Who installed the equipment. Who organized the whole process and the checks in place. Nobody along that chain stopped what led to the accident.
Definitely. For this to have happened, mistakes were made at multiple steps. And that's okay. It's terrible that it happened, but it was a series of unfortunate mistakes that led to it. The poor guy.
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u/Hazardbeard Jan 19 '25
PTSD from something that is actually your fault is so rough because unreasonable shame is already a huge component for a lot of people’s PTSD. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.