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NASA Peregrine 1: moon lander suffering from ‘critical loss of propellant’, abandons moon landing
(www.theguardian.com)
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So by that logic, if the government charters a bus to carry some government scientists and their government-funded research projects to a conference that the government has partially funded, and the bus crashes on the way to the conference, then the government is responsible for the bad brakes on the bus? How does that make sense?
The government has given at least one direct or indirect subsidy to OP, so therefore anything OP does wrong can be blamed on the government! Hooray!
If the bus manufacturer and bus operator is funded by the government, absolutely.
Yeah because the government is responsible for road saftey...
In that scenario, the road was fine, it was the brakes that were broken :-)
Which is not allowed and should have more oversight to prevent.