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warrrreagl · 07-23-2006, 06:20 PM

Dollar conversion rate discussion aside, I still ain't buying the notion that frivolous lawsuits are common in American history. Did they exist? Yes. Did they exist anywhere remotely in the numbers and frivolity seen today? Hell no.

I lay the smack down and challenge anybody to convince me that the American system of justice was as ridiculous and lacking in common sense 60 years ago (or further back) as it is now. I also don't play the "loophole game" where you win if you can name one exception. That's just another corruption of common sense thinking by modern legal absurdity. You gotta do better than that to convince me.

07-23-2006, 06:20 PM	#11 (permalink)
warrrreagl pinche vato Location: backwater, Third World, land of cotton	Dollar conversion rate discussion aside, I still ain't buying the notion that frivolous lawsuits are common in American history. Did they exist? Yes. Did they exist anywhere remotely in the numbers and frivolity seen today? Hell no. I lay the smack down and challenge anybody to convince me that the American system of justice was as ridiculous and lacking in common sense 60 years ago (or further back) as it is now. I also don't play the "loophole game" where you win if you can name one exception. That's just another corruption of common sense thinking by modern legal absurdity. You gotta do better than that to convince me. __________________ Living is easy with eyes closed.