The Blame Game

Texas mother sues Academy after selling daughter the gun used in her suicide [More]

The store is supposed to employ mind readers? Not knowing a store is closed and coming back the next day are hardly unmistakable clues.

Sorry, lady. You had a lot more time to influence your daughter’s behavior than they ever did.

My natural human sympathy takes a real hit the second they turn to some scumbag lawyer and jeopardize our right to buy and sell arms.

[Via Mack H]

UPDATE

They’ve been through this once before and were vindicated. Recalling that, I hope they sue the crap out of the plaintiff and file a bar complaint against her lawyer.

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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament.

One thought on “The Blame Game”

  1. David,

    In your Update, you write this powerful opinion:

    “Recalling that, I hope they sue the crap out of the plaintiff and file a bar complaint against her lawyer.”

    You may not realize how powerful that is.

    If Academy had refused to do business with the young woman based on the perception — nothing more — that she ‘may’ be suicidal, they would have violated Title III of the ADA. Then they would be liable for doing that.

    Academy followed the law.

    Period.

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