Asclepias
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You should ask your fake attorneys to explain this then. Seems like they think you are an idiot or they are idiots.Not unless you can show that I didnt take reasonable measures to ensure your safety. You dont have enough money to sue me personally. However, you wouldnt know that since you dont know jack shit about the law.I keep asking myself am i missing something? There is a law being considered to hold businesses responsible for injury if someone is harmed while in their store/business and that business doesnt allow guns to be carried. You can probably guess these are conservatives. My thought is that this law is redundant and potentially legally dangerous as businesses are already liable for injury that occurs within its realm of responsibility. This seems more like a "sending a message law" instead of one that is actually doing something positive.
Missouri Bill Seeks to Hold Gun Free Owners Liable for Damages
Actually, the law makes perfect sense.
If you are going to assume responsibility for my safety, by denying me the right to protect myself, then you should be liable for my safety - and when you fail, I will sue your ass into oblivion.
You're right --- I don't know jack shit about the law ... but I did walk down the hall and ask the 14 attorneys that work for me. They all agree you would be liable if I were injured or killed. Ask the owner of the Aurora theater - he was sued into bankruptcy. Ask the Columbine school district --- millions of dollars.
As for not having enough money to sue you ---- I think I could scrape up a nickel or two to get it done.
For what it's worth, The vote was 11-3 that the law is valid and wouldn't be overturned.
Cinemark seeks $700,000 from Aurora theater shootings victims after winning lawsuit over liability
"Cinemark, the company that owns the Aurora cineplex where 12 people were murdered in 2012, is seeking nearly $700,000 from several victims of the attack who unsuccessfully sued the theater chain."