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Originally Posted by Kris P Lettus
If you seriously believe that, then you have a skewed line of thinking..
They were taking what they thought was a legal, "all natural" weight loss pill and was compared the active ingredients to those on the banned substance lists.. As I said earlier, there are FEDERAL LAWS in place for things like this.. The company broke those FEDERAL LAWS causing players to violate regulations at their job..
I would feel the exact same way if it were Patriot players.. The same can not be said for you..
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i'd feel the same if it was a patriot player.
the problem is you can't prove that was the only thing they took, that's what you can't seem to understand.
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Originally Posted by Kris P Lettus
Ok, you own (or owned) a restaurant.. If you sold a bottled beer and as you customer was drinking it a jagged piece of metal came out of said beer and slice up the customer's mouth and throat.. Would that be your fault as the owner, or the distributor/beer company's??
How were you to know there was something foreign in the beer??
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first, that's not even close to the same situation, you're arguing something different then we are. The issue is you can't prove that was all they took and that's where the false test came from.
but with your example.
hence why I carried a 4million dollar liability policy.
The customer if they sued would sue my restaurant, the make of the beer and probably even the server.
you forget we live in a fucked up sue happy country.