Because I've yet to see a receiver with a grounded plug...And even IF it did it still would not pass NEC for grounding the entire system since the NEC states the system MUST be grounded BEFORE entering the premises...
"you are the greatest tech ever i'm sure you put lighting rods on every house"
No...not lightening rods...Ground rods yes...lightening rods no...
"and a ground block before every receiver in the house right,"
No again...That would be redundant and could actually affect the systems performance...
"i wonder if they get back charged if an egg is broke or the bread is smushed?"
Keep doing installs with no ground and you'll find out soon enough...
Listen ...Don't be a smartass when it comes to safety...Your feeble attempt at trying to make good techs look bad by calling them "such great installers" and "you care about the customers so much" don't fly around here...Yes a customers safety IS a priority and YES a GREAT INSTALLER performs installs to code and industry standard...including grounding...
It would be wisefor you to stop responding and thank the folks here that are trying to teach you the proper method of installing...
