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Originally Posted by tw
Stop using emotion for logic. Everything has a value. That is not disputable. The more difficult part is finding that value. And there is why the jury room needs historical precedents, facts, written testimony, and the many other things necessary to quash emotion.
I call that being a quitter or too emotional to be trusted. It is not impossible. It is only difficult. If it was impossible, then burn down the courts; they have no purpose.
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Um, Excuse me? Who the fuck do you think you are and what the fuck is your problem? I don't believe in an actual value on either:
1) A human life
2) A limb, vision or whatever.
Its not an emotional response. Its
my belief. I'm certain that there is an amount of "monetary compensation" to which someone will agree in order to drop a lawsuit. That has nothing to do with what I am saying. You state your opinions or thoughts and I'll do the same. I disagree with you - thats all and "assigning monetary values" on limbs or physical pain just makes it easier for all you lawyers and the system.
You scumbags will simply know whether or not to take a case beforehand cuz you will already know what your
commission will be. And then the poor slob who was actually injured will only get whatever is left after you bleed him dry with fees and shit on top of it. Like $50 to mail an effin letter or $35 to send a freakin fax???? Fuck you - and the broom you rode in on.