In an utopian universe where producers pay extra costs and fines, taking the full responsibility for their work, without adding it to the final price, making customers to pay for that. Tell me where is that planet and I'll try to go there.

This is simply why social media don't really fight with toxicity. It's profitable.

That's an American thing as hell. One of the first things comes to my mind when I think about, ehem, The United States Of America, is being sued for everything, on every step, from random people you meet.

Electric vehicles are cool when you rent one, not buy them on your own. Because the cool factor drops when you have to replace a worn battery with a new one for... freaking $20'000. I don't remember, but replacing a fossil fuel tank doesn't cost an owner $20K, not even a 1% of that, and it doesn't wear in 5 or 10 years. It's a lifetime car part.

"Clarkson revealed that after filming of the last segment of the film had been done, a lawyer had approached the group representing the mission and threatened to sue them for misrepresentation after it transpired that Clarkson's Camaro wasn't a 1991 model as promised but a 1989 model, further stating that they were told the lawsuit would be dropped on a settlement payment of US$20,000."

Just for the clear :) Imagine someone gave you a car, because you probably have nothing, a hurricane took all your stuff etc. and you sue that guy, because the car actually was 2 years older.

Yeeeah..., "Don't go to America!"