I've Had Enough, We Need to Stand Up and Stop This America

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[larryschwartz]

A lawyer, a politician, and a tax collector walk into a bar. The bartender says “Get the hell out “

[freecitizen]

I was part of a class action lawsuit in which the ruling was $80 million to the plaintiffs. Each of us received a check for 81 cents. The law firm determined each lawyer assigned to the case was an independent contractor and deserved their 30% cut. It was first and last time I as part of a class action lawsuit.

[superRocket]

As the old joke goes;

What do call 100, 000 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?

A good start.

[nikkoalpha]

A study was done comparing road kills between skunks and lawyers. The only difference was when it came to skunk roadkills there were brake tracks, while with lawyers there were none.

[allenbreeden]

How much was the judge's cut? The legal system is nothing but an extortion racket!

[lloydzilinski]

Regarding Scotty's take on lawyers, I'm about a year older than Scotty; I said, as a young man 45 years ago, that I felt then that lawywers should be prevented from ever running for political office at all three levels of government. My reasoning is this; politicians, at all levels, create the laws by which our society functions. Lawyers make their living by using and manipulating the word of these laws in myriad legal processes and procedures and ultimately in court. They actively train to argue black is white and blue is grey and orange is purple in their mock trials in their colleges. They learn how to lie, or at a minimum, twist the narrative, tweak the facts, and generally obfuscate the conversation to totally confuse their opponent in court. Otherwise, how can a high powered defense attorney; defending a client who admits to his attorney that he (the client) was angry and shot his neighbour dead after said neighbour ran over and killed the client's dog; defend this client in a court of law. Especially if there are 4 eye witnesses willing to testify to these facts in court, and security camera video of these events as well. Well, the defense lawyer has to twist and warp the narrative and obfuscate, obfuscate, obfuscate. In simple terms, the defense attorney will have to push right up to the edge of fabricating an outright lie right there in court. Of course there's other law, property, corporate, and so on which mostly involves process rather than court though tort and divorce laws can go either or both ways. So, it's obvious lawyers depend on laws to make their living as they use these laws, and often manipulate them, doing their daily work. The more complex and obtuse the legal code book, the greater need for, and dependency upon lawyers, by the rest of society as a whole. So the main job of politicians is to create laws and lawyers require rhese laws to earn their living, the more in quantity and complexity of laws created, the better it is for lawyers. Oddly enough, the opposite of this statement is true for society as a whole. So, what we have in our governments is mostly lawyers making laws for lawyers to profit from. Is this not a major conflict of interest, actually the largest single conflict of interest in our modern societies. I submit, lawyers should never be allowed to hold elected political office because of the inherent conflict of interest baked into our political system. A commonsense law to deal with the situation Scotty described would be a hard limit of a maximum of 10% of the final value of a class action settlement to be allowed for all legal fees and court costs. But, of course that's not the way the law is written. There is as much baked in, crooked and corrupt gamesmanship in our legal systems as there is in the various stock markets and the casinos of Vegas, Macao, and Monaco.

[Traderjoe]

A headstone in a graveyard read the persons name and below it said “a lawyer and an honest man” and someone queried “how did they get two people on there?”

[LtJackboot]

Where I live in Canada any settlement involving lawyers- they only get one third of the total settlement maximum. Some take less.

[davidbowen]

I have said for years that when a lawyer wants to go pro they run for congress.

[ZaiaAbraham-msnc]

Good advice, Scottie. My 2005 Lexus GX is still going strong, and I have no plans to replace it anytime soon....

[knirbnosaj]

"I hate lawyers too, but they make wonderful patients. They have excellent health insurance, and they never get better." -Dr. Niles Crane

[brian]

😂I want my car to wipe my nose😂😂 you are the best man.
Brian from South Africa

[Funkydood]

...Lawyers, Banksters, Insurance Company CEOs, Politicians...The list goes on and on!!!

[moetocafe]

I can't punish the lawyers, but I can punish Subaru for making such anti-people deals.
Subaru was in my top 3 brands list for purchasing car with highest chances.
Now, I'll just remove them from my list.

[mikebrooka]

You talked about new tech, here is a blast from the past.
My older sister had a repo Ford Explorer. She heavily talked about the anti lock brake system.
I gave it the beans😂. Then I drove a gravel road. Test passed.
However I nailed the brakes. I think she shat. She said and yelled that I broke it.
I told her about ABS. I deal with it on police cars daily.
Mikel

[MARKCANEER]

Capitalist Dictatorship, , , best description of China I've heard in a long time.

[whatsup]

Class action is actually worse than that. Often the customer only gets a Coupon! If the engine were blown from a faulty part or design the Lawyers get cash but the car owners get a coupon. They have to pay the people who (censored)-up $15, 000 for the repair and the coupon reduces that $15, 000 to $11, 000.

[georgeian]

Q: What's the difference between a good lawyer and a bad lawyer?
A: A bad lawyer makes your case drag on for years. A good lawyer makes it last even longer.

[sprinkle]

Physical steering column key turner on my Honda Civic kept breaking, its a dealer repair, $2000 + After the second time, I decided the car was done (it also had other issues) The even older cars without chips are fine, but Honda's are just overengineered, and the physical crank is part of the problem on them.