Ammo Lawsuit Against Cabelas Could Mean BIG Changes For Firearms Retailers
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- Ammo Lawsuit Against Cabelas Could Mean BIG Changes For Firearms Retailers
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We should sue the people sueing Cable's. They have caused me mental distress. I'd say 10 million should help ease my nerves.
😂🤣
Maybe a class action lawsuit against the judges in the court decisions along with the family suing along with attorneys and open it to every law abiding gun owner in the U.S.
Me too
I am absolutely in!!!
Class freakin action baby!
If they can sue Cabela's for selling ammo,, then every place that has ever sold tobacco or liquor and someone has died as a result, or anyone who has given another a cigarette or drink is open to lawsuits.
Or suing a gas station for selling a customer their vehicle fuel who is later involved in an accident in which an operator is at fault when a person or people are killed / injured. To take that further, is the fuel station operator later to be held liable for selling fuel to a driver [who was sober at the time of purchase] but who decided to drink and drive at a later time which actions may have catastrophic results or the manufacturer of said vehicle used in the drunk driving example?
Selling ladders or power tools too
Realize this suit originated in New York.....leave New York and buy nothing there.
So true, 41,000 people die fron SECOND HAND Smoke every year in this country. Ten times as many die from smoking related illnesses (According to the CDC) where is the out rage???¿??????¿¿?????
PEACE BABY
@Bravo Golf I never believe those numbers. You’d either have to be living with a person who smokes indoors, or working at an establishment where people smoke indoors. The occasional draft is not sufficient enough to be determinable as the primary factor for cause of death.
It’s all fucking hype by people that want to force things they don’t like out of the world. Smoking, drinking, guns, etc.
Maybe we could start suing parents for raising a criminal child when they steal our stuff?
💯
Totally correct.
Actually you can sue the parents. It’s been done before.
@Prodr1978 12 year olds have entered the chat
@Prodr1978 Don't you have some Nikes or flat screen tv's to loot? I mean, get reparations?
So that would mean I'd be able to sue Pizza Hut for making me overweight because the ingredients in the pizza are bad for me? That is truly the definition of a frivolous lawsuit. I do not see where Cabella is liable for this young man's actions
That's already been attempted. Some guy that ate 15 Big Mac combo meals a day became 500+ pounds. Sued McDonald's from making him morbidly obese. The case was dismissed by the judge.
It's the spoon makers fault I'm fat.
Or Walmart for enabling to be able to speed.
Should we file a lawsuit against politicians every time they knowingly or unknowingly fail the American people?
yes u bet
They deserve the death sentence
Or even cruel and unusual punishment
Filing a frivolous lawsuit can cost you money. Your choice
Put your ammo to use
File suit where? Roberts & others on SCOTUS are corrupted also
It's amazing that no one takes responsibility for their own actions or inactions. It's always someone else's fault.
It's only some one else's fault if that some one else has money
That’s the Democrat way… It’s always someone else’s fault….
It's not just Democrats.. Red vrs Blue is pointless because they are just two heads of the same creatures body and both lie cheat and steal to get whatever they want while colluding under the table to which one will spout the latest crap.
So by that logic, a person that buys a vehicle and goes out and kills someone with it should be able to sue the car manufacturer, the dealership, the salesperson, the parts manufacturer and so on an so on.. frivolous lawsuits like these have no place in our society! It’s just another false flag situation to take away our 2nd amendment rights. It’s beyond BS and should have never reached the court system! Just my opinion.
So, continuing this line of reason, don't forget to include the oil companies in the lawsuit, who manufacture the fuel used to propel the same vehicle on its path of "murderous destruction".
Automobile (& other product) manufacturers have had much litigation against them for many years, often for frivolous claims that a vehicle was at fault in an accident, when the true fault was with driver carelessness or poor maintenance.
I know; my Dad was an accident investigator from the '60's until the early '90's, & was called to testify in court as an expert witness on many occasions. I helped my Dad on several accident cases with the investigation work, usually taking pictures of details on a wrecked vehicle. Usually, with my Dad's testimony & excellent courtroom exhibits, the defendant (the company) would win, in cases where there was no clear fault of an automobile or product.
Sometimes, lawsuits would be settled out of court, & I suspect some of the suing parties were only in it for the money (profit motive only), & not for reasonable "due compensation", because the suing party probably did not care if a product was at fault or not; & only wanted to claim a product was "defective", because the suing party believed it could legally force a company to pay a considerable amount of money ("damages"). Of course, I realize that it's nothing new for people to sue over frivolous claims (some of which are immediately obvious as frivolous).
No, its like suing the filling station where they bought the gas.
"Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees."
Dolores Ibarruri
A cockroach crawls and free men walk, we can only crawl for so long until we are stepped on. So what are we free men or crushed insects?
Never said better!
Maby cabelas could sue the doctor for delivering a child that could potentially be a moron
Love it
🤣🤣
Maybe 23 and me can test for that? idk. lol
Yesss....Amen, this should happen on the hour.You hit it out of the park...rock on.
So true
Just because someone got shot, it’s blamed on the business, it should be the person held accountable who fired his firearm. SMH...
Common sense is gone!
Can’t wait to sue McDonald’s and Lowe’s, or better yet. The government! Lol
J Shaw Right! 😂
They probably got released without bail and disappeared.
Lawyers go after the deepest pockets. It doesn't matter if it's ethical or moral. It's all about the Benjamins.
In that case every kid that’s ever fallen off there bicycle should sue the bike maker for liability
Texting & driving should be fun law suits. And drag in the companies selling the apps. G--g;e ,twitter, FB, etc.
Or they should sue the maker of the concrete sidwalks that they bounce off of.
That would be like suing Glock to get all my ammo back I used when missed my target 😂
This is as logical as suing Ford if someone in a Ford crashes into you.
if Ford sold cars to people under age and let them drive off the lot, than yes Ford should be sued.
@@d.b.6240 The law already prevents sale of ammunitions to minors.
@@netdoctor1 Did you even watch the video? The whole argument here is that Cabelas sold ammo to a customer not legally old enough to buy it.
It’s more like suing the gas station that the Ford filled up at.
Right!
Sue Walmart for selling the food that's making me fat.
@Lonnie G
You know when you call people names that means you're losing the debate.
TRUMP 2024
hey sue your dentist for not pulling out all of your teeth so you wouldn't get fat.
Ffs i cant kill this damn fly on my screen 😤 .. Pretty cool effect 😂
> Sue Walmart for selling the food that's making me fat.
A very similar action was depicted in an old episode of Boston Legal. They aways made interesting arguments, even if they did sometimes contradict themselves from case to case.
I’m going to sue Toyota and Honda because their cars kill people.
I'm going to ASSUME the ONLY reason that they are suing the company is bc they won't get enough from suing the actual person that caused the bs. So they go after the company in order to get more out of it.
I wish ppl would just treat other the way they would want to be treated. Not how they are treated but how they want to be treated.
I blame judges that allow frivolous law suits to move forward at all. I should sue walmart for selling me silverware as I used it to get fat or sue them for selling me cookies. This is ridiculous
I miss the eighties and being a kid didn't have to worry about all this s--t that's going on today
Me too truly was a great time to grow up....... I would do anything to go back
Yup
Me too
I remember those times. You could steal your friend Cameron's dad's Ferrari and drive around all day and never even get stopped by the police. Those were the days lol
The Days before social.media , mass internet chats and bullying on a new level ...the moral.and social decay of society in America is on a large scale now seems to rule the stage .
Cabelas first mistake was to open a store in the Soviet republic of New York
I agree.
I agree, You don't open stores in socialist states, that's on them for being stupid, they should of known better, NY of all places........Cabelas what was you thinking !!
Look at NY red/blue counties from this election.
Then look at Arizona, the Carolinas, etc.
NY will always be looked at as a big liberal state. Truth is, NYC destroys it for everyone else.
-A conservative western New Yorker that should have moved a long time ago.
@@Mike-rp4xu The cities should be considered their own votes for the electoral votes instead of deciding the entire state.
@@Mike-rp4xu that is true for literally every state with a big shithole er ahem city. I am constantly aware of this because I live in Oregon we always go blue but Oregon aint blue. Portland is blue.
Sounds like the same lawsuit were a man sued a lawnmower company for damages because they did not put a warning on the mower for consumers, not to pick up the mower and trim his bushes around his house.
My mower, bought at Sears around 1999 did actually have that warning on it with a picture of 2 idiots holding a mower over some bushes. (imagine what gets chopped if one guy drops his end!) I thought it was so ridiculous, but you can't fix stupid!
Who would have thought there's Cabela's in New York...
Can we start suing the parents of criminals for having a child that they didn’t properly raise / control? How about their friends for either influencing them to commit crimes or not stopping them from committing them? Imagine if this logic was used in a drunk driving case. How far would the “negligent party” net be cast? The car manufacturer for making the car that was used in the accident. The bar that sold the drinks or the host of the party that was attended. The brewer or distiller of the beverages or mixers. The distributor that sold the alcohol to the store or bar. The store that sold the alcohol. The company that made the bottles or cans. Hell! Even the company that printed the boxes that the drinks were shipped in. They were ALL complicit in this individual being allowed to freely become intoxicated and drive. Ooooo!!!! Sue “Big Oil” because they refined the fuel that was in the vehicle driven by the inebriate. And the gas station too.
This is just more of the victim hood mentality crap, but on such a massive extreme end of the spectrum.
Awesomeness
On point exactly
I couldn’t agree more if someone paid me. These are not inconsequential notions! It’s time that we start those lawsuits and demand EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW! If gun folks have to face these bs ideas, let’s force the legal precedents to apply across the board or sue for selective enforcement. We can play this game too! Find the things that they support that result in death or injury and sue the hell out of them for their supporting such awful policies that are killing us and our children! Do it for the children just like they are!
David, brother, that so true. People are ignorant. We pretend we are not responsibly for our own actions any more. Pathetic
God help us.
Just sayin’, my spoon made me fat.
It's like sueing a spark plug company because of a drink driving accident...
More like sueing the gas station the drunk driver last filled up at.
Good one . I reckon your British or Aussie by your use of the term ' drink driving ' . I've heard that when I was in Oz many years ago .
More like automobile company
Excellent example....I am going to use that on the libtards I know👍☕🍩🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@ralphaelt.novella2547 better yet,, why not sue the state for the light turning red!
We need to get our act together and definitely start fighting back against these people
Thank you for keeping us informed!
Does this mean that Microsoft, Apple, Linux, etc should be sued for the actions of hackers?
I agree. I have said for years that Microsoft makes defective software, and always have. And then I ask, why aren't they being sued for it? Anytime someone can hack into your computer, the software is defective. And when you delete something, it should be deleted and not recoverable. They jeopardize people's privacy, and safety for profit to make after market software to fix their built in mistakes.
Good luck suing the open source guys that make all the linux distros but yeah. Let's all sue Microsoft and Google and amazon for the lacking and leaks of our data due to software and cloud storage. Apple should be sued for a different reason, mainly for the ”right to repair” that seems to be nonexistent for apple devices outside of apple shops.
Yes and vehicle accidents related to the use of their use as well as destroyed lives from credit fraud.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice
@@bgdesignandsolutions & Kiamors: Don't forget the terms you agreed to upon using the product.
A REAL judge would say, "get this frivolous bs out of my courtroom."
All leftist judges need to be purged.
We are talking about New York judges now
Not a single leftist judge is honorable.
@Hymaungdr wait.. lets get 2 things right here.. ALL judges carry firearms, regardless of what the laws say for you peasants. the other part is completely true. lol.
It's NY. After 24 years of living there, in a mostly conservative, western border county, I can assure you that conservatives judges, who follow the constitution, do exist there. They are just few, and far between.
The town I lived in, Hanover, in Chautauqua County, was where the first Unsafe Act arrest was made.
BOTH judges, and the town DA, refused the case, so the state sent their DA, and a judge, from Buffalo, to prosecute and hear the case. Only reason they got a conviction, and that there even was a trial. They barely had enough people to fill a jury, with 12, and 6 alternates.
Even the county DA's office turned it down.
So, not all of NY is the liberal cesspool, some of y'all seem to think it is. The problem is, they are willing to bend the rules, past the breaking point, when it suits them. That was a big part of the reason, I moved my family out of that state, 6 years ago.
Thanks for the updates
These stores are a honor to your community if they are set up in your neighborhood and New York should respect those companies for ever consider their community for location. Give those stores to more deserving communities and stop locating in bad areas that don’t want them around.
Sue, sue, and oh yeah sue. We are a nation hell bent on suing for everything and anything.
Been that way for a long time, just a legitigitous society. And, if they tie ammo sales to unintented consequences, it might drive ammo sales into the freaking ground.
right!
LOL!! . . . that's because the communist left is corrupt, corrupt and oh yeah . . . corrupt! Too funny . . .
Commercial-“Did those pills not work right?” Sue them! Ridiculous!! Like you said so many ppl are SUE happy!!
They would only sue an entity with deep pockets.
We - society - are not holding individuals accountable for their actions. It's always someone else's fault.
Family is looking for the deepest pockets & guess who that is.
@@lucillastrickland7268 Not just deepest pockets, but the pockets of a big conservative company in the form of Bass Pro shop and Johnny Morris.
You mean progressive liberals....and that's because its them and their family members doing the shooting.
@Sorchia Mairéad One of the two is dead, the other is doing 4 to 14 for murder. Who else is there, to hold accountable?
@@lucillastrickland7268 I had a friend who went to law school. He tells a story about his first day of tort class ("tort" is legal-speak for lawsuit). The professor wrote on the chalkboard "The sturdy of torts is the search for a deep pocket." He told the class to memorize the sentence, it was the entire first day's lesson.
That’s like if a drunk driver hits another car and killed passengers that the liquor store can be held liable.
Replace that liquor store with bar. Yes, the bar could be held liable If they were not following industry standards. Now it totally takes away personal responsibility but let's just say I have not seen this mass closure of bars because some rookie drinks too much and then kills and/or hurts someone.
Biggest issue in America. Instead of holding ourselves accountable, people use lawsuits to shift blame.
I see "infringement" written all over this one!
@Rad Rig Crawlers you sound 12
@Rad Rig Crawlers with that reply you just answered my question
@Rad Rig Crawlers 😆😆😆😆
Yeah, don’t blame the 19 year old who was illegally in possession of the firearm. Blame the person who sold ammo to a customer because they should have known! This is so idiotic
don't blame parent, 19 is NOT A MINOR! He can join the military, get a credit card, shoot someone... 😖
Depends on who owned the gun. If it was the parents gun, they should be liable because it is their responsibility for the gun. I agree 19 is old enough to drive, vote, join the military, etc, but the law is the law. The owner of the gun did not keep the firearm safe.
@@marcp1180 News Flash! HE SHOT SOMEONE! Don't go into semantics over who owned the gun, who made it, who made the ammo, clerk didn't interview ammo buyer, etc. HE SHOT SOMEONE!
You don't run a knife edge on someone's throat to see how sharp it is, you don't wave a loaded gun around. "What's the hard part to understand people?"
@@johnbaker4847 don't get me wrong here, the 19 year old still needs prison or whatever is due him, you are absolutely right, however he wouldn't have done it without the gun! Not taking the 19 year old out of the equation, but definitely need to get the other guilty person(s) in the mix. Too often this junk is swept away and this is why it keeps happening, no accountability keeps stupidity like this happening.
Blame the gun...they are so like dangerous and stuff...!!! Let's go to the fair...I can't, your gun shot me, help me dig this hornady critical defense .45 slug out..No way, your like bleeding and stuff, like ewww!!
Great vid as always! Thank you and look forward to the next one.
When I was a kid I found a .22 in a grain bin, just sitting there on the farm, was my uncles for getting rid of yard pests. Anyways I picked up the .22 and stepped outside in the sunlight to have a better look. Well it took 3 days for the ringing to stop because the second I stepped outside with the .22 a hand the size of a dinner plate landed on the side of my head. My uncle laid down gun safety control measures in about 6 seconds and after that common firearm safety wasnt a problem for me or my kids 25 years later.... lessons learned..
My wife got drunk, got in the car, and ran over my legs. I'm suing Jack Daniels, Chevy, and Goodyear.
Lol
You should sue her parents for having her... and the minister for marrying you to her!
Also don’t forget the oil refinery for refining gasoline from the cooking of crude oil and selling the gasoline to a store where she bought it to fuel the vehicle that ran over you!!
@@BarrettRSmith ,lol I agree.. cA
Hell, sue the steel smelting plant, the mine, the coolant manufacturer, the brake fluid manufacturer, the fabric company that produces the seats, the leather company that produces the steering wheel, the glass company that produces the windshield etc.
How is a retailer supposed to know the intentions of the buyer?? Freaking insane!!!
Yep people are dumb.. i mean some of them voted for biden 😆
@Travis Gardner agree 💯
Great question. Kinda red flaggish huh?
Imagine successfully suing a coffee shop for a caffiene induced cardiac arrest or the drug store for selling decongestants that were used in a meth lab. This could be just the beginning.
Law suites cost money. They'll drag it out forever and try to bankrupt them or They'll quit selling guns and ammo.
Thank you! Keep up the good work.
Thank you for excellent reports.
If booze, pharmaceutical, and other corporations only have to put a warning label on their products, would it be similar for gun and ammo companies? This is not about the tragic incident its about stripping you of your rights by default of nobody selling them.
And car companies. Their product kills ppl all the time and they never fear a lawsuit
They still ban supplements that people misuse and hurt themselves lol like the best selling fat burner ever oxyElite pro. People took too many even though label was covered in warnings. These judges need to be put in check. Govt has too much power
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As the years go on I am starting to think the old guy that told me the corporate overlords would come out of the shadows and show us who is in charge was right
I love how the legal system tries to complicate what is really quite simple. The case should have been thrown out. Essentially, what
you have is two idiots playing with a firearm without any safety precautions. Done.
Complication creates purpose and busy work. Like tax code.
That's what they do, they complicate and instill fear, and then meddle.😠
What upsets me is when i see horrible trigger discipline, i say something, then i get bitched at. Then i hear about this kind of idiocy. Like DUDE WTF? I'm moving to China. If ya can't beat em, ya might as well join em.🤷🏼
The Legal System exists ONLY to enrich lawyers. That is all. Geoff Who notes the defense of the indefensible.
We sure as hell do not want the state of New York judges deciding anything for the rest of this country. Good grief.
Thank you sir for a heads up. And thank you for all you do. God bless stay safe.
Cabelas should file a counter suit.for defamation, lost revenue from such etc.
The problem is a family has small pockets, Cabela’s has large. That family knew it too, the real problem is the family. Those parents are tip top pieces of 💩.
They're losing revenue because they suck.
Cabelas' has my support...
@Zach cash unfortunately it doesn’t really work the other way around. Trust me I love what the op is getting at, but it’d be the equivalent of milking a male cow, sure something might come out but it’s a lot of work and in the end I’m sure you’ll get what you didn’t want.
Just because someone got shot, it’s blamed on the business, it should be the person held accountable who fired his firearm.
When someone gets hit by a GMC SUV, do they sue GM too? or the dealership for the incident?
They should start doing that, if it is good for the gun and ammo dealers then it is also good for the car manufacturers and those that sell them. If I got hit by a gmc driven by a drunk you can bet I would sue the dealership for knowingly selling a car to a drunk and the manufacturer for allowing and then the state for licensing the vehicle for a drunk driver.
@@mysticwolf2842 don’t forget fuel company (ammo is a guns fuel). Also don’t forget the tire/brake/lights and all the above component manufacturer (and the iron mining plants because they sold it to the manufacturers when they knew what it would be used for!)
Stop being so rational!!!!!!!
Let's take it a step further... The person who put the bumper on the SUV is a killer for putting that bumper on, it's an "assault bumper".
@@jakegarrett8109 like I said if they do this to gun makers then the same thing can be applied to the makers of autos 🚘. There was a guy in cali that was seriously injured when his air bag went off when he hit the curb, yeah he not only sued toyota but he went after the people that made the airbag module, he won millions, but it took him over 10 years to fully recover.
Thanks for the video
What a SHOCK. In NEW YORK. They believe an 8 year old can say they are a boy or girl. But a 19 year shouldn't be allowed to buy ammo.
So by this logic I can sue the State for issuing a driver's license to a drunk driver
sounds like a plan actually, because license holders are part of the corporation....
that is a great example
What about local entities like Sheriffs or other cops, who don't stop drunk drivers who get on the road?
@@bamahama707 well considering the supreme court determined police have no duty to,protect and serve, i would hold the govt both county and state fully liable.
In my state you actually could (until several years ago) if the vehicle was leased Chevy still owned the vehicle.
What about alcohol. Does the retailer know if the person is about to drink and drive? This lawsuit is frivolous.
In DUI's, they sue the bartender as well as the owner of the business where the person got drunk. Usually, the County or State, revolkes the establishments liquor licenses and all other liquor licenses to the establishments that the owner may have within the State.
This is a similar scam. It's called making the bad judgement call of the customer, not responsible for their own actions and judgement calls. While driving the business into bankruptsy and closure. It just does not make sense to me! Where is this justice?
Have you noticed that the ability to obtain and use (once illegal) drugs just got easier over the past few days. So, basically, the government wants us all high off our butts so we don't care what they're planning/scheming/doing, etc.
What about gasoline? That's the propellant in 100% of the fatalities as a result of a traffic accident.
So make the offender's first offence lifetime loss of driving privilege. It would throw the blame right onto the drunk driver.
@@donnakeeley7924 Not always true, If the state has dramshop laws the bar and bartender are out. It all depends on the state you are in.
Thanks for the video. Shared!
Thanks for info.
Well, if this goes through and they hold Cabela’s responsible, I guess they better stop selling cars and trucks. They’re used as weapons knowingly and unknowingly. Crazy!
Dont say that they already want to take them away so they can sell us self driving and then control where we go. Time to buy a horse
@@kimwatson1722 time to tell them to kick rocks drive a Lamborghini while they go ride a horse
This is totally out of hand,thanks jared
@Hymaungdr i hope one day we will finally realize--enough is enough, no more, and im not talking about pointless voting with paper and pens
@@commiesnzombies If they are successful at stealing this election from President Trump, we should be ready to rise up,if we don't then I guess we never will & when we find ourselves in reeducation/concentration camps facing certain death,we will wish we had.
thank you!
Even if they don't find the retailer to be at fault, enough law suits will eventually put the retailer out of business through legal fees, which is a means to an end for the anti-gunners.
Bottled water should have a label that says.
“Caution drinking incorrectly can cause drowning.”
100% chance every one that drinks it will die.
Eating could cause Obesity which leads to death! Alcohol, Tobacco prescription drugs could cause death.....BAN BAN BAN
This water is contaminated with 0.05% Deuterium Dioxide.
Lol😊😊😊
or secondary drowning. ; )
Following this logic any gas stations in Portland and Seattle should be held liable by their Police Forces for selling gasoline ...
The bottle maker too, they provided a vessel which they should have known beyond a reasonable doubt, would be used in an unsafe manner due to its ability to hold petroleum which is a highly volatile substance when exposed to heat and has another highly volatile gas oxygen added to the mix and then (who made the rag and brand of petrol used btw they are negligent too) converted into a flaming projectile with the intention of causing severe injury or casualties. That is enough evidence to put them all out of business through bankruptcy.
@@beetlegus1 this is a major problem in America today. There's a old saying that says "ignorance of the law is no excuse" however in order to not be ignorant of the law nowadays would pretty much require the people to have at least a bachelor degree in law as the laws seem to be ever changing as well as draconian to the maximum! I've spent thousands of dollars in my local Family courts just to get visitation rights to see my own Daughter and the lawyers or liars are so biased it's not only sickening but should be criminal!! Those black robes wearing witches & luciferian warlocks that run our kangaroo courts should be tarred and feathered for the corrupt game they're in charge of. I most definitely believe or pretty much know how the liars constantly make deals in camera ie. behind closed doors for the grossly sad reason to screw us all out of money whether it's in criminal court,family court or even traffic court?! The system IS rigged against the people of this Country and until we ALL in Mass storm these Halls of injustice the current situation in America will never get better!
@@jeff40 bro, same here, i think any man going through divorce or any custody case has seen this shit first hand. and trust me when i say, your "F*CKED" because you have genitals on the outside of your body. eventually, you'll either run out of money or you'll give up.. and either way, she will walk in court with a layer and eat you alive because A. you wont be able to afford one by the time its at the end, and B. your so battered and abused by the system you wont even want to defend yourself.
its just funny to me, seeing so many people waking up to the injustice of our system, i cannot blame the antifia for what they do.. yet at the same time, i cannot support tearing down our republic. but whenever i''m back in court dealing with my god damn divorce, i see that the republic was gone long ago and people are only seeing a shadow disappearing in the light of truth.
@@danratsnapnames @Dan Rickard, man I'd wish you all the luck in this world and I do however in this sick rigged system I don't really think luck will even help! I've been looking into our corrupt legal system for the past 2 to 3 years now & it truly turns my stomach and makes me angry to say the least. It's called pig Latin because the powers that shouldn't be are speaking English but using Latin definitions to confuse the masses big time. I've hired quite a few lawyer's in my life and ALL of them lie period. I would be ashamed of myself if I was a lawyer essentially lying to client's for dirty Fiat money. Most lawyers and judges have the deal cut before you even step foot into the court room. I just read to never ask for a "jury trial" but to ask for "a trial by a jury of my peers". A jury trial will cause the black robes to ultimately make the decision and NOT a actual jury of your peers! Word trickery straight out of Babylon is the trickery they use against us all.
@@jeff40 for real. Its pure evil what they do. Every time i see some poor father go crazy and end it all. I just clap. Because its the damm system pushing people to their breaking point. But what can you do? Hands are tied. Nothing we can do except wait for when its in our favor.
Thank you for your content.
Sounds like a great idea 💡 too me. I'm in, You are so right on everything they do every way they wrong they American people we should get together and bring a law suit against them. And over trying to take away our CONSTITUTION our RIGHTS as AMERICANS we can name and go after them for every wrong thing they do. They don't care about us after WE THE PEOPLE put them in office. Every State, County in this country should be doing this. GREAT POST MAX...... Who's in
Who sold Dahmer that cutlery set? They should've known better.
Your comment is funny but let's be real. The real people to be looking at are the people who made that 55 gal blue barrel he was using to dispose of bodies in.
Knives are next to go.
This is an example. Plus vehicle manufacturers for car accidents. Laser pointers for eye damage.
Quit selling cars too
True fucking that.
That’s like saying an automaker should be sued because they should have known the person buying the car would drive it drunk and kill someone
Not quite, you have to sue the gas station that sold the fuel that was put in the car of the drunk driver that killed someone.
Give them time they'll get around to that next when they wanna back door in the green new deal.
@@markz6531 don't forget the cashier that let them buy it ..lol
And the State that issued the driver's license
No more like them selling to a 13 year old that can't legally drive it then he drives it into oncoming traffic and kills someone
Nobody is responsible for what others do with their own property.
My friend committed suicide with a shotgun. I'd never use that as an excuse to take away our rights.
Her, shouldn't the store that sold him that shotgun know that he was going to use it for that purpose? Hmmm..
@@khoreis818 I have no idea how he got a hold of it. He tried to over dose on antidepressants 5 years earlier and I believe he shouldn't have been able to buy any firearms after that. He lived with random roommates in a house his parents bought for him. He could have easily gotten it from one of them. He choose to do it the day after his 25th birthday. I didn't bother calling him, we had grown distant but obviously I feel pretty terrible about that. The point is no matter how much I want my friend back I would never take away rights from others to do so. Im less sad that he killed himself but more sad he was hurting enough to do so. In a strange way I'm happy he was finally able to do something for himself.
This would be like a drunk driver suing Ford because he wrecked his truck... hopefully this makes it to the SC and they throw it out.
Amen!! It should be thrown out immediately 🙄
@@AnthonyPicciano I've been using this analogy a lot since learning about this yesterday
I was about to write something like this then read your comment. I agree with your comment and the other 3 replies to it. This is nonsense.
100% if they can sue Cabela and Colt, thousands should b able to sue bars and alcohol manufacturers.
@@axelguy7301 And car manufacturers and dealers too. The car dealership shouldn't have sold that car that was involved in a drunk driving incident because they should have known that the driver was likely to DUI. Then it'll extend to the police for not being pro-active and not having units by the bar or liquor store, or the guy's house, etc. because if they were, they could have pulled them over before they caused the accident.
"If firearms kill people, pencils mispel words, cars make people drive drunk and spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat."
~ Gun Owners of America
Amen to this. Thank you
That is a straight up lie,Hands made Rosie O'Donnell but you damn well know she is jamming food into her mouth
If that is a legitimate direct quote by GOA that is awesome.
Someone needs to live stream a loaded rifle, off safe, sitting on a table for years just to show it wont do anything by itself. The lefty commies still wont believe there own eyes.
Amen...
i just had this pop up on my home feed and my good day went to shit and stress level went into chaos mode.... then i saw it was from 2yrs ago and i smiled and went about my night! 😁😁
So we should be able to sue the state/federal law enforcement when they fail to prevent shootings. Like in Florida where the individual had 30 incidents involving violence with a firearm yet the police did NOTHING.
I think I'll sue Krispy Kreme when I get hardened arteries.
Man, I will go down thanking them!
NOOOO! I love Krispy Kreme!!! 😁😎
Your response made me laugh! Thanks
@Miles Maillet 😂🤣 at tactical donut guts.
Those bastards got me fat!
I'm sueing!
Can I sue my kitchen knife maker? I cut my finger with it the other day.
Nowadays probably
Did the package have a label on it that warned you that it could cut your finger?
More money in sueing the steel company
Bwahahahaha!!! You can sue your spoon maker too if you're fat lmao!
@@Nate-bn5kk If it did wtf lol
Concerning. Thanks for sharing
Sue the lawyers for their evil ways
We need to be careful saying the gun, “went off”. Actually we need to NOT say it at all.
Guns don’t go off.
No inanimate object can "go off" anywhere. It takes legs to walk off.
I can think of a situation where a gun can just "go off". Leave a gun sitting there with a round in the chamber and a fire starts in the residence when you aren't around, heating up that gun and that round. Eventually, the round will discharge from the weapon. Even loose ammo can "go off" from extreme heat but the brass would explode and fragment rather than the bullet being propelled. Okay okay, I know that's not what happened in this case. I was just giving a scenario where a gun can just "go off".
There are scenarios where guns go off, but they would be the result of a design flaw. I had a 22 handgun which I was testing the feed, so I was cycling dozens of bullets through the gun. Nothing was touching the trigger. The gun fired on the 22 as soon as the slide closed. Needless to say it was the last time that gun was allowed to seat a cartridge and the gun store returned their entire stock of that particular handgun. And before you ask, this was 40 years ago, so no I don't remember the brand.
Neither of these instances did the gun just, “go off”. There were other inputs and circumstances leading to a discharge.
And yes. Maybe I should have specified saying this in regards to a negligent discharge to keep in line with this particular video. But still, fire and cycling are things that would cause a discharge. But the gun didn’t just, “go off”. Which implies it does it all on its own.
And that doesn’t happen.
The point was that it gives fuel to the anti-gunners out there. Like that jackass from NFAC talking nonsense when one of his people shot another one of his people.
We are already in a battle for our 2A rights.
Be safe out there fellas!
@@dstdrummer Agreed, totally!! Anti-gunners try to use that as an argument to disarm us! Yes, I see what you're saying. My argument was an event that happened without anyone pulling the trigger so it wasn't negligent discharge but, you're right, some other force must still be at work for any round to discharge or explode. I certainly don't mean we shouldn't have guns because of this. Don't worry--- I feel very confident we'll keep the senate and Trump will take PA, GA and WI and keep NC, and the presidency. And we gained seats in the house! It's looking better and better for our 2A.
WE SHOULD CHARGE EVERY ALCOHOL MANUFACTURE, STORES, OR BARS WHO SOLD TO SOMEONE INVOLVED IN A DUI DEATH... THESE PEOPLE ARE OUT OF THEIR MINDS.
And all the media outlets that advertises that alcoholic beverage constantly.
Sue the gas station that sold the drunk driver the gas used in the vehicle too.
Bars and party hosts who overserve people alcohol are already often held at least partially liable for drunk driving accidents.
@Tony Samson sue the company that sold the gasoline company the chemicals to make the gas for the gas station F*****g retards
@Tony Samson sorry tony didn’t mean to message you. I know your on edge please forgive me....
Sounds like someone reaching for a payday AKA frivolous lawsuit
Very informative.
This is one of the cases that should never have been allowed in a court
Kill all lawyers seems reasonable now to some I am sure.
If Cabela's didn't sell ammo to someone underage, it probably would not of went to court.
This is insane! There are suppose to be laws that protect businesses, and manufacturers. Idiocracy is here!
All citizens needs to sue the Government.........
Man I remember when you could buy a gun in a pharmacy and at the local country store with no hassle the world has just went off to hell
I have several rifles that came in the mail from sears. That was decades ago.
I was buying ammo in Virginia in the 70's and 80's at 12 years old and so we're my friends with never an issue. I'm sorry for the loss of their son but at 19 he's an adult and this is just about millions from Cabela's
Does that mean when states legalize drugs people can sue if their love ones get addicted or harmed by them???
Sure. And then the cartels.
Not much different really.
@M.I B.C the hot coffee lawsuit is actually much misunderstood.
The coffee was kept at a temperature far beyond what an individual would do, and they had been warned by regulators to not do so.
The spill, a reasonable accident, literally melted the woman's flesh, requiring multiple surgeries to salvage.
It was unsurprisingly far far too hot to actually drink, and not in an uncomfortable/burnt tongue sense, but in a maim/kill you sense. Serving that in a flimsy cup to customers is a textbook example of excessive negligence.
Oregon just decriminalized hard drugs, so we will see.
@John Smith, Already happening. A family in Oklahoma, sued/filed charges, against their daughter's dealer, when she overdosed on Heroin.
@@RamikinHorde didn't help that the woman stupidly held the cup between her thighs.
These judges need to be disbarred, this is nothing but profitable stupidity, how much can I get from a major company for stupidity
Thank you
So if I can find out who sold the gasoline to the Portland or Seattle rioters who threw firebombs... I could go after Shell or Mobil or some big gas company and put them out of business too?
Bottle, rag and lighter or match maker as well. >$$$
actually, what about going after the state or county for letting a known dangerous felon out early? i mean, you know the nightly news in portland and seattle are always running the stories of how they are letting felons out early because "A they cant afford to keep them" or "B. Because you didn't pass the extra tax's. " or "C. because its not constitutional to hold someone without just cause" funny how the constitution only applies when its suits their needs.
The lefty's do not realize 2 can play their ridiculous games.
Crazy ,Crazy, Crazy. So we can sue Budweiser or jack Danial's every time someone gets in trouble while drunk on their liquor???
Ahhh! There you go. Maybe. Just maybe. But we sure as hell can sue the establishment that sold The Bud or JD if it can be established that the server knew or should've known that someone was intoxicated. It's happened time and again. This outcome will be game changing.
HOLD ON NOW! Wait a minute. We don’t need to go suing Jack Daniels. That’s crazy talk.
Jim Beam ok, but leave Jack alone please.
Or Ford Chevy Toyota etc. when someone kills another while driving a vehicle. This shit is getting ridiculous!
Don't forget about suing Apple and Samsung for texting and driving accidents and deaths. But of course, those are liberal companies so they will be protected.
If you even get a DUI/DWI, not only should Budweiser or jack Danial's have to pay for it, but also the vehicle manufacturer for not having one of those breathalyzer ignition interlock devices, which every vehicle sold in America should have. Oh, and free pizza and ice cream for life.
From CONGRESS to the HOUSE AND ANYONE ELSE.
We need to remove all warning labels from products and let the idiots sort everything out for themselves. Murica!
When a drunk driver hits another car can that person sue the gas station that sold the drunk driver gas? What a joke!!
Not a joke. Lawsuit had been filed on chainsaw maker.
Great comment!
Sure, and to stop drunk drivers from killing sober drivers just prevent sober drivers from driving. That's how gun control works.
You have a point. The opposing side will argue that if the gas station knew the driver was drunk, then the gas station had participated in enabling the driver to hit another car. Jus say'n.
@@ninemilliondollars No, no even if the driver is sober, but the gas station sold them alcohol and gas, then the gas station should be liable because they should of known that the driver would get drunk with the alcohol, and then use the gas while driving drunk and then go kill someone. Damn gas station. But wait, No, no, the bottle manufacturer is also liable because they should have known that the liquor company would buy their bottles and fill them with alcohol, and then the gas station would sell the alcohol to the guy that bought the gas, that would drive his car drunk, and get in a wreck and kill someone, but wait...the the mining companies and oil companies that mine the materials for glass and oil for gas should be liable, but wait the politicians that let the mining and oil companies operate should be held liable, but wait, no the people who voted for the politicians that allowed the mining and oil companies to operate should be held liable, but wait no, no, the people who didn't kill the people who voted for the politicians should be liable, but wait no, no the whole frigging world is liable...but wait no, no the big bang is liable, but wait....I finally got it. GOD IS LIABLE!!!
How many times do we gotta tell people that guns don't just *"GO OFF!"*
...too many times.
try being black and trying to explain that you dont support grand master jay because he cant give accurate firearms information. . .
I beg to differ. As a gun smith I have seen many, many worn and abused firearms that will just "go off" when handled, absent pulling the trigger. And the vast majority of people don't know the difference. Hair triggers are not normal, of you have a gun with a touchy trigger, take it to a gun smith and have checked and repaired.
@@johnwillis4706 okay I recognize your experience, however are those brand new weapons? Or weapons that have been owned for years? With a higher possibility that the owner fudged around with something that they shouldn't have? As far I've seen, mechanical failures are still user errors. Dont manufacturers have to make sure their products are drop safe? I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure if a "weapon goes off by itself" its because someone messed with the internals, that shouldn't have. As far as I know, if a manufacturer pushed a product that could literally go off at anytime, they either could face legal ramifications and/or couldn't actual push that product in the open market, as consumers would not let it go forward without saying something
@@quizzs5159 believe it not, I've seen this mostly older firearms but I've also seen in new guns. Yes, most had been tampered with by those who had no idea what they were doing, some were mistakes that factory QC missed. It makes no difference, most people don't know what is and is not proper given a certain model of gun. This includes many gun owners. If you own a gun and suspect something isn't right, get it checked by a qualified gun smith.
Actually that's why Remington is no more.yes because of lawsuits but brought on by faulty trigger mechanisms in their model 700 series that lead to the firearm discharging on its own.many were convicted of murder but claimed that was the case.Remington knew of this and chose not to issue a recall and used this mechanism from the 1970's to the early 2000's.im pro 2nd ammendment but Remington asked for everything they got
Some people just will not take responsibility to their own actions now days
Thanks again
The fact that this is going on in New York says a lot.
Let's start suing Walmart every time someone dies on a bike.
Or eating tide pods
Or hanging themselves with a new rope
I’m surprised they didn’t just call it a Covid death.
Well they probably still did.
Now they are a democrat voter.
In that case it’s different because it is gross negligence (the assembly company that puts them together in Walmart stores would be more accurate), because those things have the front forks on backwards half the time and the brakes non-functional or loose so they work when you squeeze them light but when you slam on them in an emergency the cable just slips and you get 0 brakes... so that’s actual gross negligence (also don’t get me started on the wheels spikes never being tight and when those wheels collapse the spike can stab you through the heart and that has killed people before). More accurate would be if they sold parts that were perfectly good and the user misused them, that’s closer to this case.
*spoke not spike auto correct, although I guess it does turn into a spike...
Its true, my gun told me to do it. But it was my ammo that influenced my gun. So from now on I'm buying ammo that doesn't talk. 🤔
THANKS
Having grown up in Ilion, NY (home of the Remington Arms) in the 70's & 80's, I know firsthand how lawsuits can destroy entire communities. The Mohawk Valley and it's surrounding area are ghost towns now.
I can also say that NY State is now one of the worst states to live in America based on its local & state government.
iT TO COULD BECOME A GHOST TOWN...
1:44- The firearm did not just “go off”...........No firearm just “goes off”. Thanks for putting this video together, the world is a very crazy place right now.
Except that one mossburg, I think it was the 790? Either way with the safety on it still could fire without pulling the trigger.
Agreed 👍🇱🇷
except when there was a trigger job done to reduce the trigger pull weight to about 1/2 oz by someone who has no clue how to do said trigger job by watching dumb ass youtube video's.
@@Roodj1 595 or.695,.I forget.which one, but it was a bolt action, 12 gauge.
And I can vouch for.mechanical failure, causing an accidental discharge. A broken sear, on a friend's 1911A1, and jus dog, bumping his arm, led to my.talokg a .38 Super, through my left thigh.
Not common, but true accidental discharges do happen. His finger was against the slide, by the ejection port, right where I could see it, when the pistol went off. The case hit his finger, popped back in, and stove piped.
As to where he bought the ammo, I've been in that store. Used to live 45 minutes west of it, now live in PA, 2 hours from it. All he would have had to tell them is that he owned an Unsafe Act compliant, featureless,AR or Marlin Camp .45 carbine. Unsafe Act compliant PCCs do exist, and a company one county over, makes restriction compliant ARs. I used to work for the company they sourced certain parts from, and both are still in business there. Featureless and fixed magazine ARs, are still legal to own, transfer, sell, and purchase, in NY state, with couple cities restricting long guns to 5 round magazines, such as Buffalo.
2nd degree murder says it's not a mechanical accident, nor negligent discharge.
I am not a legal expert! With that being said, I think their are some key points here. The crux of the issue seems to be whether the person who bought the ammo did so legally. If the purchase was illegal, yes that might open up Cabelas to liability in this situation. However, it would also limit future lawsuits to instances where it can be demonstrated that a sale was made illegally. With that being said, if firearm retails can survive the initial problems, putting into place simple age restrictions on what age a person has to be to buy each type of ammunition should be a relatively easy fix.
So this is why there are warnings on lawn mowers warnings say don't put fingers and toes under the deck while the mower is running.