cost of health care in the US

[MadMojoMonkey]

Sorry my iirc was inaccurate and i did not, in fact, recall correctly.

It took me 20 seconds to Google that case and find correct information. If you are trying to convince me of your opinions by citing information as fact, then iirc is no good. Take the time to find out if you remember correctly... this un-timed format is perfect for that.

(I'm still trying to find a simple way of explaining virtual particles without getting into complex math. The thread is waiting for me when I have my answer figured out.)

The weight of anecdotal evidence is minimal, at best, to me, anyway. It's the ultimate of small samples.

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Yes, the woman bought and spilled the coffee on herself.
This case would have held more weight to me if it was a class-action.

[Poopadoop]

Yes, the woman bought and spilled the coffee on herself.
This case would have held more weight to me if it was a class-action.

So if you buy a kitchen knife and cut your finger off with it while chopping onions, that is the company's fault for selling you a sharp knife? And if you find a bunch of other people who have injured themselves with this product, a class action suit is appropriate?

There are cases where the person working at MacD's has spilled scalding coffee on a customer. I think these are much more justifiable cases than someone spilling it on themselves. What if someone orders a Big Mac and chokes to death on it? MacD is to blame for making a big burger?

Really, people need to take some responsibility for their own fuck-ups.