robxr4ti both are crimes where the victim gets blamed (at least in your world).
Irrelevant. Argue as much as you want on ideological absolutes that are totally detached from reality, victims can be blamed in the court of law if something bad happens because of their gross negligence.
Leaving keys in cars is one good example, and since stolen cars are much more likely to be involved in serious accident, that can be an issue.
Yes, leaving your keys in an unattended vehicle can absolutely make you liable if it gets stolen and causes a crash. Texas Transportation Code a7 545.404 specifically makes it illegal to leave a car running and unattended or with keys in the ignition.
Violating this law creates evidence of negligence that can be used against you in court. Courts examine whether your actions made the theft reasonably foreseeable and preventable.
https://perrinlawtexas.com/liability-stolen-car-accidents-texas/
If you want an actual case: https://snowjensen.com/who-is-responsible-for-an-accident-caused-by-a-car-thief/
One evening, a thief entered the car lot of Middlekauf Lincoln-Mercury and then proceeded to steal a Lincoln Town Car. The job was easy because Middlekauf always left their keys in their cars. The thief drove off with his new ride, unchallenged, into the night.
A few hours later, police located and pursued the stolen car. The thief, evading the police, sped through a red light and crashed into the car of Francisco Javier Cruz, injuring the driver and his wife, and killing their unborn child.
The Cruzes suffered severe damages and brought a lawsuit against Middlekauff, arguing the dealership was liable because it should have stopped the thief from stealing the car.
The article has more info on legalities, but not the the actual outcome.
But the dealership ended up settling the case out of court since they were pretty much guaranteed to lose it.
An auto dealer has agreed to pay a “substantial” sum to settle a lawsuit by a couple injured when their vehicle was struck by a car stolen from the dealership.
https://www.deseret.com/1997/10/14/19339666/middlekauff-settles-suit-over-stolen-car/
Of course as usual they denied negligence.
The Salt Lake County dealership denies negligence in the 1992 wreck, but settled the case, which had been scheduled to begin Tuesday. The settlement included an agreement that terms be confidential.