[JumpCrisscross]

Trampoline is a bad example. Pool is not. That could threaten your house’s structure, or cause damage to your neighbour’s in a storm. The article gave an example of an overhanging tree—it makes sense for the population to segregate into those who will manage that risk and those who won’t, with the latter being charged a higher premium.

[tptacek]

Pools are insurance issues because people die in them, and their nexts of kin sue the homeowner.

[BeFlatXIII]

We ought to change the law to stiff the money-seeking families of victims. So long as the pool was fenced or fully above ground (required a ladder to access)

[firesteelrain]

Pools are 'attractive nuisances'