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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders’s misleading characterization of a controversial gun law [View all]Cha
(297,212 posts)131. Two Pinocchios. "Bernie Sanders’s misleading characterization of a controversial gun law"
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Bernie Sanders’s misleading characterization of a controversial gun law [View all]
DanTex
Jul 2015
OP
You can't single Bernie out for his vote and then say the result was from corruption
bluedigger
Jul 2015
#13
Yes, the passage of the law was a case of corruption: an industry with powerful lobbyists
DanTex
Jul 2015
#19
Yes, that is what I said. Sorry you were confused, but I'm glad you now understand.
DanTex
Jul 2015
#23
Of course you can. If you couldn't, then the gun industry wouldn't have needed a special
DanTex
Jul 2015
#4
He has the right to sue, but will lose. Why do you want victims to lose lots of money? (nt)
jeff47
Jul 2015
#51
LOL. Really? You're trying to claim that forbidding victims from suing is for the victims' own good?
DanTex
Jul 2015
#55
Yeah, that's for the courts to decide. Your opinion on whether the lawsuits would have
DanTex
Jul 2015
#61
You have a brain. You don't need to be a lawyer to see these lawsuits won't win.
jeff47
Jul 2015
#64
So the answer is yes, you hate not-Clinton so much you want grieving families to suffer more
jeff47
Jul 2015
#70
And I guess you hate Bernie supporters so much that you want them to throw away even more money
DanTex
Jul 2015
#72
And there's the meat of your position. Clinton is to be coronated, and anything that hinders that
jeff47
Jul 2015
#76
LOL. You know, if you're so concerned about people using their own money for hopeless causes,
DanTex
Jul 2015
#69
No, I just thought of another thing, so I posted it. I didn't realize that in addition to
DanTex
Jul 2015
#73
Well that's an interesting attempt to dodge the question. When cornered, attack! LOL.
DanTex
Jul 2015
#75
Not all lawsuits succeed. That's not a reason to take away access to the courts.
DanTex
Jul 2015
#100
As soon as armies give up guns for hammers and baseball bats, I would. An NRA false equivalency meme .
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#17
In many product defect cases a manufacturors may be held liable for foreseeable
Dustlawyer
Jul 2015
#29
Before the Charleston massacre, how many were "upfront" about removing the Con. Flag? Are all the folks
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#39
We need more than just warnings though. I am a realist, we have too many guns in America
Dustlawyer
Jul 2015
#78
Sanders needs the rural Vermont vote....simple as that. Bernie is a politician, not a martyr!
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#5
Exactly. The weird thing is that people refuse to see that, and instead are twisting themselves
DanTex
Jul 2015
#7
Clinton does not "endorse" superpacs either, but not playing by the forced rules of CU means you are
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#11
Please explain to me how this issue helps or hurts a gun owner in anyway.
A Simple Game
Jul 2015
#53
There was a coordinated campaign to drive manufacturers out of business through law suits
hack89
Jul 2015
#84
Bernie is not bought and paid for by anyone, neither are the "other candidates running". Not Democrats.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#28
I'm accusing him of voting for a corporate giveaway to an industry with a powerful lobby.
DanTex
Jul 2015
#12
I never accused him of being bought. I simply said that the gun industry wouldn't have gotten
DanTex
Jul 2015
#25
I'm not implying that he was bought. I don't think he was bought. Can I make it any clearer?
DanTex
Jul 2015
#30
It's not pretending. I know exactly what I'm saying, and what I mean to say. Because I'm me.
DanTex
Jul 2015
#54
No one accused Sanders of being bought by anyone, no one on DU, trolls exempted, would.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#33
No kidding. I thought the OP was pretty clear. No idea where "Bernie was paid off" came from.
DanTex
Jul 2015
#38
I understand how enraged and frustrated you are about how the real criminals got away with it.
yallerdawg
Jul 2015
#36
Right, because "integrity" requires buying Bernie's nonsensical "baseball bat" excuse for voting for
DanTex
Jul 2015
#32
The "baseball bat and gun" quote is.....remarkably NRA-like...I can hardly believe it.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#34
So just ask him his current position as a candidate for POTUS representing ALL states
Omaha Steve
Jul 2015
#35
This issue is drawing my D neighbor across the street that hates gun control
Omaha Steve
Jul 2015
#49
Clinton is NOT defending her authorization for war vote..maybe Sanders could take note.
Fred Sanders
Jul 2015
#42
So the people behind the SLAPP campaign no longer want to call it a SLAPP campaign.
jeff47
Jul 2015
#48
Remington has been sued repeatedly and successfully for unsafe trigger mechanisms
friendly_iconoclast
Jul 2015
#80
I haven't seen one policy attempt made in the last few presidencies to ban guns
Sheepshank
Jul 2015
#119
So now Bernie is corrupt. What a steaming pile of dog shit this post is.
cherokeeprogressive
Jul 2015
#93
In order to make the claim of curruption you have to close the loop on quid pro quo.
aikoaiko
Jul 2015
#130