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nice try
really, del?
no, i was being kind.
That's NY's problem.Not really. You still want someone to have control over how much you can sue someone for.I want less centralized power.
There's a difference.
I don't know where you live, but here in NY, Albany is MORE dysfunctional than Washington.
That's NY's problem.Not really. You still want someone to have control over how much you can sue someone for.I want less centralized power.
There's a difference.
I don't know where you live, but here in NY, Albany is MORE dysfunctional than Washington.
Let's leave the dysfunction limited to you poor schmucks.
Not really. You still want someone to have control over how much you can sue someone for.I want less centralized power.
There's a difference.
I don't know where you live, but here in NY, Albany is MORE dysfunctional than Washington.
Nice dodge.
nice try
So you don't think that tort reform is more government control over what you can or cannot do?
That's like saying since the government gives out driver's licenses, it's not more government control to ban driving.
nice try
So you don't think that tort reform is more government control over what you can or cannot do?
That's like saying since the government gives out driver's licenses, it's not more government control to ban driving.
no, it's like saying that since the govt gives out driver's licenses, it's not more govt control to change the speed limit.
I can always stay the hell out of New York.That's NY's problem.Not really. You still want someone to have control over how much you can sue someone for.
I don't know where you live, but here in NY, Albany is MORE dysfunctional than Washington.
Let's leave the dysfunction limited to you poor schmucks.
I guess what I'm missing is why it's ok for someone to control your life, as long as they're state government.
So you don't think that tort reform is more government control over what you can or cannot do?
That's like saying since the government gives out driver's licenses, it's not more government control to ban driving.
no, it's like saying that since the govt gives out driver's licenses, it's not more govt control to change the speed limit.
I disagree. The limits advocated by tort reform don't exist already.
no, it's like saying that since the govt gives out driver's licenses, it's not more govt control to change the speed limit.
I disagree. The limits advocated by tort reform don't exist already.
okay. we disagree.
try not to let it ruin your day
10th Amendment ....States are sovereign? Can Colorado decide where its rivers go?
Tort limits....These are needed.
Unfamiliar with the great western pastime of water rights haggling and feuding, aren't ya?States are sovereign? Can Colorado decide where its rivers go?
That is not the issue here. Tort reform would limit absurdly high awards for seemingly small offenses. Tort reform would also protect the lifetime earnings of those caught in situations not of their doing but happen to be the deepest pocket of the group.So everyone is for government control of how much the lives of your children are worth?
Remember, hospitals who do things wrong loose cases. It is very difficult to put a corporation in prison so you gotta hit it where you can, the bottom line. (think BP)