Student who got hit by a car at 1:30 a.m. during an anti-Trump protest, sued her college because it “failed to warn students of the danger..."

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Full title: Maria Ana Carrola Flores, the UC San Diego student who got hit by a car at 1:30 a.m. during an anti-Trump protest, actually sued her college because it “failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway”

This video shows an anti-Trump protest near UC San Diego that took place at 1:30 a.m. a few days after Trump was elected President.

One of the protestors, a UC San Diego student named Maria Ana Carrola Flores, gets hit by a car:



Maria Ana Carrola Flores chose to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

And after she got hit by a car, she actually sued the driver who hit her.

She also sued the city and county of San Diego, UC San Diego, and the UC Board of Regents.

The Washington Free Beacon explained the reason for her lawsuit with the following: (the bolding is mine)

"Flores’s attorney, Jerold Sullivan, argued that while his client accepted her responsibility for the accident, others shared blame as well. Sullivan claimed that according to Flores, campus officials had encouraged the protest, did not control it, and failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway."

So she sued her college because it didn’t teach her that it was dangerous to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

That’s insane.

Fortunately, a judge dismissed her lawsuit.

And besides, since she did insist on filing a lawsuit because someone didn’t teach her that standing in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m. was dangerous, then she should have filed the lawsuit against her parents, not her college.
 
I learned about this in Government School Kindergarten that I attended during the 1961-62 school year. This really isn't part of a collegiate course of study
 
Hell.. How did she even get into college if she didn't know she has a much higher chance of getting hit on a busy highway? I thought they screened for some higher form of intelligence?

Edit: I know I've been saying this a lot... But jeez... Stupid should never be rewarded.
 
Did the campus officials instruct her to arrest the movement of a person driving on the highway? Did they have a permit to do so? Driver had every right to avoid false arrest or taking a beating by thugs. I think the driver taught those college students a valuable lesson.
 
This is my own writing.

Full title: Maria Ana Carrola Flores, the UC San Diego student who got hit by a car at 1:30 a.m. during an anti-Trump protest, actually sued her college because it “failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway”

This video shows an anti-Trump protest near UC San Diego that took place at 1:30 a.m. a few days after Trump was elected President.

One of the protestors, a UC San Diego student named Maria Ana Carrola Flores, gets hit by a car:



Maria Ana Carrola Flores chose to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

And after she got hit by a car, she actually sued the driver who hit her.

She also sued the city and county of San Diego, UC San Diego, and the UC Board of Regents.

The Washington Free Beacon explained the reason for her lawsuit with the following: (the bolding is mine)

"Flores’s attorney, Jerold Sullivan, argued that while his client accepted her responsibility for the accident, others shared blame as well. Sullivan claimed that according to Flores, campus officials had encouraged the protest, did not control it, and failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway."

So she sued her college because it didn’t teach her that it was dangerous to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

That’s insane.

Fortunately, a judge dismissed her lawsuit.

And besides, since she did insist on filing a lawsuit because someone didn’t teach her that standing in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m. was dangerous, then she should have filed the lawsuit against her parents, not her college.

Typical Socialist/ Democratic crybaby youth.
 
This is my own writing.

Full title: Maria Ana Carrola Flores, the UC San Diego student who got hit by a car at 1:30 a.m. during an anti-Trump protest, actually sued her college because it “failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway”

This video shows an anti-Trump protest near UC San Diego that took place at 1:30 a.m. a few days after Trump was elected President.

One of the protestors, a UC San Diego student named Maria Ana Carrola Flores, gets hit by a car:



Maria Ana Carrola Flores chose to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

And after she got hit by a car, she actually sued the driver who hit her.

She also sued the city and county of San Diego, UC San Diego, and the UC Board of Regents.

The Washington Free Beacon explained the reason for her lawsuit with the following: (the bolding is mine)

"Flores’s attorney, Jerold Sullivan, argued that while his client accepted her responsibility for the accident, others shared blame as well. Sullivan claimed that according to Flores, campus officials had encouraged the protest, did not control it, and failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway."

So she sued her college because it didn’t teach her that it was dangerous to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

That’s insane.

Fortunately, a judge dismissed her lawsuit.

And besides, since she did insist on filing a lawsuit because someone didn’t teach her that standing in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m. was dangerous, then she should have filed the lawsuit against her parents, not her college.

Just think...

in a few years, she will get her degree, and possibly teaching a future generation.
 
This is my own writing.

Full title: Maria Ana Carrola Flores, the UC San Diego student who got hit by a car at 1:30 a.m. during an anti-Trump protest, actually sued her college because it “failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway”

This video shows an anti-Trump protest near UC San Diego that took place at 1:30 a.m. a few days after Trump was elected President.

One of the protestors, a UC San Diego student named Maria Ana Carrola Flores, gets hit by a car:



Maria Ana Carrola Flores chose to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

And after she got hit by a car, she actually sued the driver who hit her.

She also sued the city and county of San Diego, UC San Diego, and the UC Board of Regents.

The Washington Free Beacon explained the reason for her lawsuit with the following: (the bolding is mine)

"Flores’s attorney, Jerold Sullivan, argued that while his client accepted her responsibility for the accident, others shared blame as well. Sullivan claimed that according to Flores, campus officials had encouraged the protest, did not control it, and failed to warn students of the danger of walking onto the freeway."

So she sued her college because it didn’t teach her that it was dangerous to stand in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m.

That’s insane.

Fortunately, a judge dismissed her lawsuit.

And besides, since she did insist on filing a lawsuit because someone didn’t teach her that standing in the middle of a busy highway at 1:30 a.m. was dangerous, then she should have filed the lawsuit against her parents, not her college.

Was she counter sued?

she should have been
 
She could have ended up like this darwin award winner..
Cant find the uncut version again but it was brutal!!!
He got caught up in between the dual tires and was rolled around like bread dough in a mixer.

 
She could have ended up like this darwin award winner..
Cant find the uncut version again but it was brutal!!!
He got caught up in between the dual tires and was rolled around like bread dough in a mixer.


Oh but he wasn't stealing from the truck, though. :rolleyes:


My theory is he was trying to cut the airlines to the brakes.
Not positive but I'm pretty sure the trailer brakes will lock up without air.
Maybe a truck driver can chime in.
 
Hell.. How did she even get into college if she didn't know she has a much higher chance of getting hit on a busy highway? I thought they screened for some higher form of intelligence?

Edit: I know I've been saying this a lot... But jeez... Stupid should never be rewarded.
Peer pressure combined with alcohol and mob mentality can make otherwise smart kids do stupid things that are contrary to their best interests.

Then scumbag shysters convince the surviving grieving family members to capitalize on the unfortunate event with a lawsuit.

It's a sick and disgusting form of human sacrifice.
 
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Hell.. How did she even get into college if she didn't know she has a much higher chance of getting hit on a busy highway? I thought they screened for some higher form of intelligence?

Edit: I know I've been saying this a lot... But jeez... Stupid should never be rewarded.
Peer pressure combined with alcohol and mob mentality can make otherwise smart kids do stupid things.

Then scumbag shysters convince the surviving grieving family members to capitalize on the unfortunate event with a lawsuit.

A sick disgusting form of human sacrifice.

There's definitely some truth to that.
But no amount of peer pressure would make me stand in the middle of the highway. Especially when it's obvious the car heading right at me was not going to slow down.
 
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