This will not protect gun dealers, who are negligent in background checks, or who knowingly pass guns to criminals. Whatever your opinion of the second amendment, this seems to be common sense at a time when the U.S. legal system is backlogged with ludicrous liability suits
If you are sick and tired of foolish lawsuits, the gun lobby, Pentagon, and the National Rifle Association, have finally demonstrated how to stop them in their tracks. You need friends in high places, a highly skilled lobby, and a letter from the Pentagon will be a big help too
Lately, the U.S. fast food industry has been under legal scrutiny for contributing to obesity. Don't people have any willpower? Everyone knows fast food should be a rare treat, and some of us should stay away all together. It's a freedom of choice. You have the right to drive by the drive-thru and make a meal at home
Movies such as, "Super Size Me," serve to educate the public and actually made McDonald's take a second look at their menu. This is a good thing, but foolish liability lawsuits serve to cripple our court system and strain small businesses' pocketbooks.
Pay attention McDonald's: You need to land a lot of defense contracts to have "Big Brother" in your corner. However, McDonald's might be able to improve the taste of rations.
It's too late for the cigarette industry to recover from their losses. However, was it morally right for them to be exposed to an onslaught of liability suits? I am not in support of smoking, tobacco consumption, or the cigarette industry's sales tactics; but again, this is a matter of choice, and no one forces you to smoke cigarettes. The price of cigarettes alone should be enough to scare you off
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