if anyone tried that shit today they would get BTFO by the police
Jackson Harris
Weird world we live in. Police get all the milsurp shit they want like MRAPs and armor all on the tax payers dollar yet have the gall to ask for handouts and cold call for money for the officers ball.
Ethan Sullivan
Well they might BTFO the local police but FBI man would magically teleport there and rape them all to death.
Adam Cooper
>sue the manufacturers out of existence it's gun grabber tactics 101, op
A more powerful force will surrender if they have more to lose. And that’s assuming the police are more powerful.
Aaron Taylor
imagine needing MRAPs to deal with a couple of tyrones with hi-points
Easton Hill
the MRAPs are for intimidating white people, it's sending a message that you can't even think about fighting without 30 men in a .30-06 AP resistant APC crashing through your front door in reality it's bullshit since for all the money they put into cool SWAT training and teams dedicated to searching facebook posts to find threatening posts, they don't really bother with relatively simple things such as measures to prevent someone from just walking into a police station and throwing a satchel charge over the front desk
Adrian Taylor
>implying police stations should be secure as bunkers well... I'm sure the city and PD doesn't want to appear to be an occupying force, user. :^)
Zachary Walker
I keep meaning to find a book about this, as I am unwilling to trust wikipedia and a some infographics. Was it really a happy ending? Was it about stuffed ballot boxes or a perceived slight in regards to taxes?
But yes, this ruling is just dumb. >“Consider your man card reissued.” I can't wait for someone run over by that goon in Charlottesville to sue Dodge on the basis that they ran a commercial where George Washington drives a Challenger into battle against the British. Unless the gun companies illegally sold weapons to Adam Lanza's mother they have ZERO liability here. I'm not so much irritated with the parents that want to do this as with the advocacy groups that likely suggested they do this in the first place. What brand of shoes was he wearing that day? Maybe they can squeeze a couple million out of New Balance.
Joshua Fisher
This- they want to have gun companies held liable for what third parties do with their products even though it doesn't work that way with anything else. And if they get this, they will then use lawsuits and the threat thereof to bypass the constitutional rights we have and just stop the companies from selling anything with a capacity over five rounds or that looks scary to progressive candy asses. This has been part of the Brady campaign's plans for a long time now.
Michael Price
God all those comments
Luis Sanchez
It'll get to a higher court, who will point to the law, and saw no, you clearly can't sue them. The family will be left with the bill, and be devastated, as usual.
Jaxon Ramirez
This has to go to SCOTUS. There's too much money involved for it not to.
Ryder Moore
Those Bundy faggots sure caused a ruckus.
Caleb Foster
>The family will be left with the bill, and be devastated, as usual. Make no mistake, someone else is footing that bill for them.
Andrew Price
>In the 4-3 ruling, the justices agreed with a lower court judge’s decision to dismiss most of the claims raised by the families and the once suit left is bad marketing it's literally nothing
Nicholas Nguyen
From Connecticut, if only you knew how bad it really was.
The anti evil black baby killing machine gun fever has never died down here. Our overlords have bent every law in place to disarm its population with the eventual end goal of confiscation, for our own safety of course.
This ruling doesn't even surprise me. How fucking delusional this state is. Guess I can start a lawsuit on Chevrolet since my cousin died last year on the highway.
FUCK CONNECTICUT
Alexander Morgan
If I intentionally over-serve somebody as a bartender, and they get in a car accident killing a family, am I responsible? I can’t believe this! what will those evil commies think of next?
Xavier Barnes
The insufferability of them is overwhelming. “Before someone makes the argument about cars...lemme ad hominem the shit out of it.” Makes me think we’ll see an ALL TIME HIGH of animosity next year for election season.
Robert Hall
So the court dismissed most of the claims, but ruled that a lawsuit could proceed based on the claim that a violation of state law regarding marketing practices was violated. That will literally never pan out. They're gonna lose.
Also, there's no way these plaintiffs actually believe that the masculine-style advertising made Lanza go and shoot their kids, because that's fucking retarded. They're just looking to punish the manufacturers/dealers since they can't punish Lanza. There is zero principle here, just angry, bereaved (former) parents.
20 years ago, a big city cop moved down here. Acted like a big shot, fucking with people. He ended up committing suicide in the county graveyard by shooting himself in the back of the head with his shotgun.
Brody Cook
"No one needs a machine gun, assault rifle with repeating clips or many of these other weapons used by mass murderers."
Legitimately triggered me
Ryan Ortiz
Shot himself in the BACK of his head with shotgun? I'd be interested to see the mechanics of that.
Josiah Nguyen
Think about what he meant for a second
Oliver Brown
Nobody else was interested in the mechanics of it.
I argue with lawyers for a living. I work in insurance and deal with lawsuits everyday.
You can file suit against anyone for basically anything to have your case presented in front of a judge. This doesn't mean by any stretch of the imagination that you will win. Our court system is just a tool for people to get the best decision made about something. Sueing means you asked the question, it doesn't mean you got your answer.
Also, Connecticut is a legal hotbed and a fucking nightmare. Everyone there is retarded and has a lawyer on speed dial. They think this solves everything. It's almost as bad as the real scum-hive - NY.
Thomas Ortiz
>If I intentionally over-serve somebody as a bartender, and they get in a car accident killing a family, am I responsible?
Yes...intentionally over-serve someone? Like slip liquor into someone's drink when they didn't know it with the goal of getting them drunk? Yes, you should be held responsible.
Carter Powell
Sorry about your cousin user.
Joshua Barnes
Will almost certainly be overturned. If the precedent stands that someone can sue a manufacturer for using a product in a way that product was meant to be used ("meant to" used loosely) it will open Pandora's Box.
>fatties can all sue McDonald's because the manufacturer knowingly made food with poor nutritional value
>every single car accident will be the fault of the manufacturer because they made a product capable of generating insane amounts of kinetic energy
The classical conspiracy answer is that they're for dealing with you and me friend, when the time comes.
Thomas Hernandez
I wouldn't get too caught up on it. the vote was super close; 4-3, and they were ruling against a previous decision. if it goes to SCOTUS I doubt it would even stand a chance.
Anthony Murphy
A man fought for his beliefs today in NZ.
Nathaniel Miller
Connecticut - built by gun companies 100 years later sues gun companies for crimes people commit.
I’d like to Sue the state of Connecticut for every murder committed buy a gun made in their state for the last 150 years.
Not only did they enable these gun manufacturers, they profited from the murders committed.
Nicholas Anderson
Bloomberg and his anti-gun orgs are behind this lawsuit.
I always used to joke about >Mcdonalds made me fat so now I'm suing
And it's weird to see us getting this close to that actually being an argument you can throw at a courtroom
Jeremiah Watson
No, retard. He's saying if you understand they're getting drunk and know they drove here but you keep giving them alcohol at their own request anyways.
Isaac Lee
A time where men could hit their mark without trying. A time where men could shoot a gun without a tryhard ober8ter stance.
Tyler Edwards
Jesus Christ, The NY Times literally picks their (((favorite))) comments to block out what everyone else is saying
Jacob Harris
You’re retarded, the police themselves were well armed with automatic weapons and self loading rifles as well as on par like the vets.
Levi Sullivan
And in the end the government left AFTER some deep pockets paid bundys debt for him and not a second before
Nathaniel Ward
Yes user. There was a case a few years back where a barkeep served a dad an ungodly amount of shots and the old man died.
Carson Myers
i mean he said intentionally, what you're saying isn't what he said at all. i think he's a retard
Lucas James
I don't think you quite get what the Bloomberg groups are trying here. They are trying to get around the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. That protects gun manufacturers and dealers from frivolous lawsuits by requiring the suing party to cover all legal fees when they lost. Prior to it's passing, several anti-gun groups were constantly suing different gun companies and dealers, not caring if they won since all they wanted to do was cost those companies money. What they want is to find a way they can just sue the companies into oblivion again.
Jonathan Smith
Somewhat unsurprisingly, that man has a jewish name.
Brody Cook
It's too bad that he wasn't at the first shooting to stop that crazy Australian terrorist.
Carter Sanders
>From Connecticut, if only you knew how bad it really was. I too am from Connecticut. Everyone talks about New York, Commiefornia, New Jersey and many other states before CT and I argue CT is probably the worst, or soon to be the worst offender of all. It's all fear monger, no logic all day every day. They don't care about our Rights and only seek to see that we become their subjects.
Get the 80%'s while you still can. If it's on a registry and they know it exists, they wont stop until they have it.