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 Houston Eats is the appropriate place to discuss Torte reform.

Not tort reform.

David Throop
				followups

In article <34C0CCEA.4928@flash.net>, David-  <david084@flash.net> wrote:

>     Could it be that the tort reform groups have been asked to be quiet
>for awhile so that Dan Morales and others can rape the tabacco
>companies?
>
>     What will you think the next time you see the tort reform PSAs'
>telling you that something must be done to stop law suit abuses?

I'll remember your message and think, "David, you're an idiot."

David- wrote:
> 
> Have you noticed lately that all of the tort reform commercials or
> PSAs' have disappeared?  Only a short while back, tort reform was a big
> deal.  Various groups were calling for reform because so many legal
> cases were awarding huge sums of money to the defendant and, of course,
> his attorney.
> 
>      Could it be that the tort reform groups have been asked to be quiet
> for awhile so that Dan Morales and others can rape the tabacco
> companies?
> 
>      What will you think the next time you see the tort reform PSAs'
> telling you that something must be done to stop law suit abuses?
> 
> 
>        http://junkscience.com/index.shtml

Why do you want to reform tortillas? That must be what you're talking
about since this is an area concerned with foods and eatting out.
Political view points meerly cause nausea here.

In article <34C0CCEA.4928@flash.net>, david084@flash.net wrote:
}Have you noticed lately that all of the tort reform commercials or
}PSAs' have disappeared?  Only a short while back, tort reform was a big
}deal.  Various groups were calling for reform because so many legal
}cases were awarding huge sums of money to the defendant and, of course,
}his attorney.
}    
}     Could it be that the tort reform groups have been asked to be quiet
}for awhile so that Dan Morales and others can rape the tabacco
}companies?
}

     Actually, it has to do with the recent rise in consumer 
  insurance rates, which were supposed to *down* if the 
  insurance companies got the tort reform they demanded. 
  So now the consumers get the worst of both worlds - 
  artificial limits on what damages a jury can award them,
  and higher insurance bills to boot. 

     There are a lot of us that are in a position to say "We told 
  you this would happen....."


     Mitchell Holman
         
         "Never ask a man if he is a Texan: if he is, you will know soon 
        enough, and if he isn't, there is no point in embarassing him"
        -- Sam Rayburn --

David- wrote:
> 
> Have you noticed lately that all of the tort reform commercials or
> PSAs' have disappeared?  Only a short while back, tort reform was a big
> deal.  Various groups were calling for reform because so many legal
> cases were awarding huge sums of money to the defendant and, of course,
> his attorney.
> 
>      Could it be that the tort reform groups have been asked to be quiet
> for awhile so that Dan Morales and others can rape the tabacco
> companies?
> 
>      What will you think the next time you see the tort reform PSAs'
> telling you that something must be done to stop law suit abuses?

I'll think "Hmmm.  People who oppose tort reform are also nasty spammers
who have no manners, so maybe these tort supporters are worth listening
to."