Once again, I don't understand people. The robbery of a Culver's restaurant in Madison in 2017 was a tragic, awful story.
There were victims and perpetrators of this crime. The criminals received between 15 and 25 years in prison for their wrongdoing. I am very sorry for the family of Christ Kneubuehl, who died after suffering a heart attack during the robbery. But filing a lawsuit against Culver's -- which our family calls "the happiest place in Wisconsin" -- is a terrible decision that erodes society.
How can we hold law-abiding businesses accountable for the misdeeds of criminals? A large perk of living in civilized society is being comfortable in your environment. I don't want alarmed doors, signs posting "NO CASH ON HAND" or security cameras everywhere.
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Let's hold people accountable for their actions and stop playing the blame game. History has its eyes on us -- and we are disappointing daily.
Zach Thennes, Madison