A man fell to his death while watering flowers at the waist line of a building. What responsibility should the property bear for such incidents?

To tell the truth, if you have to take responsibility for this kind of thing, then I think the property is really unlucky, because people have advised him many times not to do so, but he just won't listen, and now he goes to find someone else to settle accounts if something goes wrong. However, this kind of thing really happens a lot in China. Many times, we tell everyone that this thing can't be done and that thing can't be done, so that he can pay attention, but others just don't listen and think you are meddling. Then when things really happen, they will say that your scenic spot or this community is poorly supervised, or all aspects of facilities are incomplete, so something has happened.

This is not the first time this person has done this. The residential property has repeatedly reminded him not to do such dangerous things, but people don't listen. After all, this house is his own, and he wants to turn it out from this place. What can the property in the community do to him? People can't guard him 24 hours a day. Although he lost his life because of this incident, it is very pitiful, but the problem is that you can't blame others casually. Don't say that the residential property has warned him many times. Even if people didn't warn him, I think he himself is largely responsible.

Because you are an adult, it should be very dangerous to go out and water the flowers. A normal person should know that. Then why do you do it again and again when you know it's so dangerous? Is watering flowers more important than your life? Are those flowers more important than you? I think we should consider the consequences before doing anything. It doesn't matter if you like to raise flowers and plants, but you can't raise them with your own life. It's really not cost-effective, and what about those flowers and plants if they die?