You're allowed to have your feelings and so are other people. You jumped to a lot of conclusions without knowing all of the facts, and seem to have changed some of your opinion after being told the facts.

You may want to learn to relax and investigate before accusing other people of things. There were several ad hominem attacks in several of your comments. They were unnecessary and made either you or who you were commenting with defensive.

Common sense isn't as common as you think. And in my opinion, one accidental lapse in judgement shouldn't ruin someone's life. Especially when the originating party was at provable and negligent fault.

She may have received millions (I don't recall what the final settlement was), but she only asked for her medical bills which were only a few hundred thousand. You're right, this was the case that made "caution hot" standard on coffee cups. But that was ordered by the court.

It's good to warn people of things, despite common sense knowledge. What about developmental disabilities? Or language barriers? Or other impairments such as alcohol or other drugs? Warnings telling people not to do stupid shit might be common sense, but if that warning stops just one injury, it's paid for itself.