natural death

This discussion explores a hypothetical scenario where an individual, 'A', pushes another person, 'B', off a mountain, resulting in B's death. 'A' attempts to defend themselves in court by claiming 'gravity is natural' and therefore they are not guilty. The responses highlight the absurdity of this defence, suggesting it's a misunderstanding of legal causation and potentially a joke or meme rather than a genuine legal case. The core issue revolves around whether 'A' is liable for initiating the act that led to B's death, regardless of natural forces like gravity playing a role.