Sandy Hook Families Sue Evil Gun Maker For Selling Evil Gun That Shoots People .....
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26 shots in 5 min.?....I've got news for them; that can be done with just about any repeating firearm...Including pump, bolt, or lever actions. If that is all they are posting their hope on then they are bigger fools than I previously thought. :think:
I bet this will be thrown out. If this were successful, then anyone who ever gets hurt by any means (other than a faulty product) could blame the manufacturers for simply having produced an item somehow used to cause them harm.
(automakers better close shop)
(automakers better close shop)
This Charming Manc
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It is going to get thrown out, its a publicity stunt aimed at drawing peoples attention to the lack of anyone doing anything to limit the chances aces of another sandyhook happening again.
I heard the brother of one of the victims talking on our radio yesterday, he talked about how unaware he was of the level and extent of gun violence in the US before the massacre.
To us who haven't grown up in the states its an appalling waste of human life, I guess to you its normal always been there and doesn't seem odd. It usually happens to those guys down the road and not you and your associates.
I heard the brother of one of the victims talking on our radio yesterday, he talked about how unaware he was of the level and extent of gun violence in the US before the massacre.
To us who haven't grown up in the states its an appalling waste of human life, I guess to you its normal always been there and doesn't seem odd. It usually happens to those guys down the road and not you and your associates.
This is probably it. I don't see how the case has any real grounding.
we have a lot of criminals in the us :idunno:
would you feel better if adam lanza had driven a tanker full of gasoline into the school?
I guess shell would be at fault then.
Good move. Not surprising at all for parents and friends who lost someone to the type of gun the manufacturers keep making.
It doesn't take Jesus to understand their intentions, anger and grief.
If you haven't experienced grief yourself it is even harder to understand.
rainee
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Several of y'all are pretty sure it will be thrown out, I certainly hope it will be.
I'm afraid of the Liberal thought in attorneys who would encourage this kind of suit.
They may feed the grief and anger in those who have lost someone but they want to win money and win big. I think they tell those people its a chance to teach those who make guns a lesson - that they can feel a loss - of money.
Many of y'all point out it has to be thrown out, I hope so.
These are not the killers. But I'm getting worried about what the average person in America is growing willing to swallow.
I'm afraid of the Liberal thought in attorneys who would encourage this kind of suit.
They may feed the grief and anger in those who have lost someone but they want to win money and win big. I think they tell those people its a chance to teach those who make guns a lesson - that they can feel a loss - of money.
Many of y'all point out it has to be thrown out, I hope so.
These are not the killers. But I'm getting worried about what the average person in America is growing willing to swallow.
American corporations need to re-write their contracts and rules to make it impossible for any consumer or customer to bring their concerns before a jury.
Like the credit card companies have already done, people who have disputes with the rules need to be forced to go to binding arbitration with a hand-picked arbitrator working for the company.
Any attempt to "get justice" can easily be denounced as reasons for "tort reform."
And since corporations provide jobs, it is a win-win for America.
Like the credit card companies have already done, people who have disputes with the rules need to be forced to go to binding arbitration with a hand-picked arbitrator working for the company.
Any attempt to "get justice" can easily be denounced as reasons for "tort reform."
And since corporations provide jobs, it is a win-win for America.
There is no "great level or extent"...gun violence is not up, nor is homocide, in fact both have dropped for the last 20 years in the U.S. The fact homocide numbers in the UK have not changed even with a gun ban shows that people will always find a way to murder if that is their intent, in the UK it seems poisen & stabbing objects are the weapon of choice but, make no mistake people will always murder even in the absence of guns.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/08/us/study-gun-homicide/
lain: I suppose it helps to have somewhere to point your finger...It must really suck to have to face such a loss with absolutely no recourse available to you.