Can Sandy Hook Families Hold the Gun Industry Accountable?

Yeah....hush money......really working to keep it all a secret.....you're a fuckin' idiot and would make an excellent Kladd.......the only reason you're not on ignore is you're entertaining.....just like desh.....

and the giggles you both provide is all free.....

Poor pathetic JewHater......

You got sussed, Fraud. It speaks volumes that you still call yourself a ' Navy vet '.
 
That ruling applied to Colorado and was a Supreme Court overturn. Notwithstanding, it's generally accepted that the state has a duty to defend its public.
that ruling applied to ALL governments because it IS a USSC decision. Do I need to post them all for you? warren v. district of columbia, Balistreri v. Pacifica Police Department, and DeShaney v. Winnebago County. Even the NYC attorney argued this in front of the courts when Joseph Lozito sued the NYPD for not protecting him during a subway knife attack AS THEY WATCHED from safety.

http://nypost.com/2013/01/27/city-says-cops-had-no-duty-to-protect-subway-hero-who-subdued-killer/

Only apathetic morons accept that the state has a duty to defend them.

No, I observe sanity with a great deal of clarity.

no, you really don't.
 
NOVA;


True, with the exception of guns that are.

Poorer Fraud.

No one in the entire world has ever seen a gun kill anyone, except maybe by mishandling, ....only people use inanimate objects to kill another.....guns, knives, cars, trucks, stones, hands, feet, pillows, etc. etc. etc....

I have a few guns for over 40 years and have yet to see them kill anybody or anything without assistance from the user.......

Why do you keep embarrassing yourself ? Forget your meds this morning ? At best, you keep us laughing.

Poor patheticmoon.....
 
that ruling applied to ALL governments because it IS a USSC decision. Do I need to post them all for you? warren v. district of columbia, Balistreri v. Pacifica Police Department, and DeShaney v. Winnebago County. Even the NYC attorney argued this in front of the courts when Joseph Lozito sued the NYPD for not protecting him during a subway knife attack AS THEY WATCHED from safety.

http://nypost.com/2013/01/27/city-says-cops-had-no-duty-to-protect-subway-hero-who-subdued-killer/

Only apathetic morons accept that the state has a duty to defend them.

It's clear that you are confusing police protection with the Constitutional responsibilities of the state. That doesn't make you an ' apathetic moron '- it just makes you wrong.
 
No one in the entire world has ever seen a gun kill anyone, except maybe by mishandling, ....only people use inanimate objects to kill another.....guns, knives, cars, trucks, stones, hands, feet, pillows, etc. etc. etc....

I have a few guns for over 40 years and have yet to see them kill anybody or anything without assistance from the user.......

Why do you keep embarrassing yourself ? Forget your meds this morning ? At best, you keep us laughing.

Poor patheticmoon.....

The regurgitating of debunked beliefs is a hallmark of the low-brow. Suits you, Fraud.
 
It's clear that you are confusing police protection with the Constitutional responsibilities of the state. That doesn't make you an ' apathetic moron '- it just makes you wrong.

the constitutional responsibilities of the state consist ONLY of protecting the rights of the people. not protecting them from crime or evil doers, bullies or thugs. thinking otherwise just makes you wrong....and an apathetic moron.
 
the constitutional responsibilities of the state consist ONLY of protecting the rights of the people. not protecting them from crime or evil doers, bullies or thugs. thinking otherwise just makes you wrong....and an apathetic moron.

You'd better take another look.
 
don't need to. I have followed this particular area of law for a decade. you don't have to, but you certainly should. if you end up suing a city/state/feds for failure to protect you, let me know how it goes.


No, you really should. I haven't studied it at all but I already see that you're wrong;

THE FIRST DUTY OF GOVERNMENT:
PROTECTION, LIBERTY AND THE
FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT

STEVEN J. HEYMAN*

Extract;

As I show in Part II, the right to protection was not merely a matter
of constitutional theory, but a doctrine with concrete legal meaning. In
the common law tradition, the protection of the law implied both the
recognition offundamental rights by law, and the enforcement of such
rights by government. The paradigmatic instance was the government's
duty to protect individuals against violence. By the middle ofthe nineteenth century, this duty was understood to include not only the enforcement of civil and criminal law with respect to injuries already committed,
but also the responsibility to prevent violence before it occurred

http://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3172&context=dlj

The great thing about law is that your gut feeling for justice is usually upheld by it.
 
No, you really should. I haven't studied it at all but I already see that you're wrong;

The great thing about law is that your gut feeling for justice is usually upheld by it.

the numerous court opinions heavily outweigh your source from an education facility. sorry, but you're still wrong.
 
the numerous court opinions heavily outweigh your source from an education facility. sorry, but you're still wrong.

Again, your references all refer to state cases and the police. You need to provide evidence that Americans have no rights to protection under the Constitution.

Oh yes- " apathetic moron." was it ? You're clearly another arrogant twat .......and you're not trying to tell me about Constitutional rights- you're arguing with this guy;

https://www.kentlaw.iit.edu/faculty/full-time-faculty/steven-j-heyman


Maybe you'd better take up the banjo.
 
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Again, your references all refer to state cases and the police. You need to provide evidence that Americans have no rights to protection under the Constitution. Good luck.

um. no. every case i've posted has dealt with a so called right to police protection, all of which have failed because every court has said that the police owe no single individual any protection, outside of certain circumstances related to being in state custody.
 
um. no. every case i've posted has dealt with a so called right to police protection, all of which have failed because every court has said that the police owe no single individual any protection, outside of certain circumstances related to being in state custody.

Again, your references all refer to state cases and the police. You need to provide evidence that Americans have no rights to protection under the Constitution.

Oh yes- " apathetic moron." was it ? You're clearly another arrogant twat .......and you're not trying to tell me about Constitutional rights- you're arguing with this guy;

https://www.kentlaw.iit.edu/faculty/...teven-j-heyman


Maybe you'd better take up the banjo.
 
Again, your references all refer to state cases and the police. You need to provide evidence that Americans have no rights to protection under the Constitution.
that is not how the constitution works. it's not how any constitution in this country works. unless a constitution specifically tasks a government with a duty to protect people (which all i've ever seen is that it mandates a government to protect the rights of the people) then the government does not have that responsibility.
 
I don't believe that you should hold the gun industry responsible for gun related crimes. We don't hold car companies or beer companies responsible for drunk driving accidents. We don't hold companies that make knives accountable for violent stabbings. We don't hold utensil making companies responsible for food poisoning. The gun is just a tool. We should hold the person that committed the crime accountable and anybody else that willfully helped commit the crime.
 

ok, so I have two options.

1) accept federal court decisions that spell out what the constitution affords me in the ways of police protection and what it doesn't.
2) a harvard professor of constitutional law (similar to obama) whose supposed opinions are diametrically the opposite of what the courts have said...

gee, I think i'll have to side with the courts on this one.
 
Yes those manufacturers did. They made those guns without the ability to grow arms/legs, load by itself, and shoot by itself. Unless you can show me where one has done all three of those things, it's the PERSON misusing it that is the problem.

Using the liberal definition here; does that mean that if the person shot doesn't die, then can the weapon's manufacturer be sued for making a defective item?? :dunno:
 
Killing an innocent person is definitely a misuse of the gun.

The nonsense that guns must be used to kill PEOPLE is absurd. Most people use guns for either target shooting or hunting. Not killing other people, especially innocent people.

Can you imagine the overall death rate, if all those guns were used for what the liberals want to make believe they are only used for.
 
No one in the entire world has ever seen a gun kill anyone, except maybe by mishandling, ....only people use inanimate objects to kill another.....guns, knives, cars, trucks, stones, hands, feet, pillows, etc. etc. etc....

I have a few guns for over 40 years and have yet to see them kill anybody or anything without assistance from the user.......

Why do you keep embarrassing yourself ? Forget your meds this morning ? At best, you keep us laughing.

Poor patheticmoon.....

The regurgitating of debunked beliefs is a hallmark of the low-brow. Suits you, Fraud.

Well then debunk what I posted, Jew hating fool.

I can't wait.

Poor Assholemoonie....
 
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