Justice.


I certainly wouldn't want a person who thinks it's right to sue a drycleaner for millions of dollars to hand out sentences for a living.

Justice? Only if the drycleaners get compensation for the money they have lost and the shops they had to close. And if the "judge" is held accountable for it with his very own private property.

I would execute a most brutal example on him - for the sake of correcting a legal system in certain parts that makes acts like his possible, and to intimidate all "judges" that feel tempted to follow his sick example.

I'm Suing all of you for posting on this thread for 1 million dollars. And I am suing the original poster for 80 million due to the stress and anger this news posting has caused me to feel.:lol:

On a serious note though. I don't wish bad on anyone, but good for that )($*^)* B*sta$d for suing that poor family. They even offered the guy $12,000! I hope they sue his @$$ for legal fees and all the rest.

I'm pretty sured he'd have to pay for all the legal fees involved so it shouldn't be the end for the dry cleaners. Losing the shop is bad yes but it could have been worse.

Next time they might be a little more careful and not lose a customers clothing..... :roll:

[quote=Reaves]Plural, please. They closed two shops longer time back, and lately had to shut down their remaining last one. Check this threat completely, it was described somewhere. They also had lost over 100.000 $US, and that was until back then. Not too mention years of conflict, despair and probably existential fear. Worse? Well, nobody held a weapon at their heads, in so far you are right.

Was that cheap shot needed? I am absolutely certain that it cannot be avoided not to have the occasional mishaps and accidents happening in such an enterprise. Are you always perfect and flawless in all what you are doing?