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Old 08-10-2015, 07:54 AM   #1
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Very smart Jake. 🏻

The people with the most money in this country, have a back up plan and we are leaving.

Just wait until they cancel the welfare, ebt, public assistance, cancel Social Security and lower disability money.

All this poor people will go crazy,
The U.S. Will be horrible.

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Old 08-08-2015, 12:26 PM   #2
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maybe we can resurrect that old thread about a neighbors XXX on a roof and substitute the neighbors XXX with the troll.

Then I think everyone would be in agreement with what was suggested to be done
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I wonder where he got the idea to do such a hot headed thing?

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Old 08-10-2015, 11:00 AM   #4
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I wonder where he got the idea to do such a hot headed thing?

From people with fully maturated frontal lobes for $800 Alex?

this clip you posted below would make a great demonstrative exhibit for an expert witness in neurology demonstrating the difference between a multi-millionaire's tantrum on a race track vs. a not-yet-legal-to-even-drink 20 year old's tantrum.
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Ward family files wrongful death lawsuit vs. Tony Stewart

In car racing, there's more anger when us humans make mistakes. Since they have being preparing for the race, for your race to be over in a sec because of someone else, that's very aggravating but you should wait until out of the pits and file complaint with RD.

This video is of two racers top tier motorcycle racers. Valentino Rossi and Marco Simoncelli.

They are from the same town
They grew up together
Raced together,

Marco fell off the bike at full lean and Valentino semi decapitated him with the bike.

Marcos parents said "I know that is the best way my son could of died, doing something he loved"

Since the ward fam knew their son messed up and did not think, their insurance is not covering expenses. So that is why they are trying to milk their sons death.

Law suit lost.




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Old 08-10-2015, 11:17 AM   #6
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How important is the toxicology report really? I think we can all agree racing a car stoned is not a great idea, but are Wards actions in question here or are Stewart's? IF he could have missed him and wanted to scare him or clip him on purpose I don't think the fact Ward was high matters. if he hit him on purpose Ward could have been blind drunk and Stewart would still be somewhat responsible for what happened.

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Old 08-10-2015, 11:38 AM   #7
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From the link in the first post there was this info at the bottom I just saw:

"New York law does not allow the Ward family to collect damages for their own pain and suffering but does allow parents to recover loss of expected future support and care that their child could have provided."

How much could that be? It doesn't sound like it would be a whole lot compared with some sort of extravagant damages award. Maybe I read it wrong.
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From the link in the first post there was this info at the bottom I just saw:

"New York law does not allow the Ward family to collect damages for their own pain and suffering but does allow parents to recover loss of expected future support and care that their child could have provided."

How much could that be? It doesn't sound like it would be a whole lot compared with some sort of extravagant damages award. Maybe I read it wrong.
This "model" came up in the GM ignition debacle. The families of drivers who were killed as direct consequence of GM's outrageous negligence received less money if the driver was middle-aged than the family of young driver with twice the remaining life expectancy.

I guess extravagant would be in the eyes of the jury member. If they feel negatively about the law barring families from punishing someone who contributed to their child's death, they could do an end run and award damages based on Ward's trajectory into the professional driving ranks. Being that he was driving at the level of a seasoned professional during a dirt track race, a persuasive argument could be presented (to someone unhappy with the NY law) that this may have been the next Joey Logano. Certainly if the family could show races in which Logano was beating NASCAR champions at age 20, on dirt tracks. Or alternatively, that Ward was accomplishing something that even Logano hadn't. Juries don't have to prove their decisions, it's up to the appellate process to deem it excessive or not. Not a good gamble for Stewart.
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It's very simple-- don't drink and drive.
Don't drive stoned.
Don't walk, run or turn your
Back to traffic on a hot
Track. Or grid or pit areas
For that matter
It not hard.
You know what you're doing
Going in.
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It's very simple-- don't drink and drive.

Don't drive stoned.

Do walk, run or turn your

Back to traffic on a hot

Track. Or grid or pit areas

For that matter

It not hard.

You know what you're doing

Going in.

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My attorney at the time gave me some FREE
Advice which I took. It was
Don't write or say anything that
You don't want people to read
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Because it will come back to
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What my bank account(s) have in them is no concean of yours nor do you have any idea of my net worth

You keep hijacking threads with your BS statements of h how great you are and how much money you have.

People with money don't boast about how much they have, or have to show off.

Maybe we should send the CA Bar copies of your posts. I am sure they would keep them on file and refer to them when they are evaluating your character. That is assuming you are even going to Law School and don't flunk out
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What my bank account(s) have in them is no concean of yours nor do you have any idea of my net worth



You keep hijacking threads with your BS statements of h how great you are and how much money you have.



People with money don't boast about how much they have, or have to show off.



Maybe we should send the CA Bar copies of your posts. I am sure they would keep them on file and refer to them when they are evaluating your character. That is assuming you are even going to Law School and don't flunk out




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