There you go again with the damn commercials paid by high-paid lawyers. Stanley Law. Commercial tonight on Columbo on MeTV. The idea is to counter “big insurance,” the big enemy. Sure. Big insurance IS an enemy to “we the people.” No doubt about it.
But to be contentious with big insurance, big lawyers with tons of money pit one American against another. The poor person who might not have done much wrong, but is on the other side of the person seeking money for the accident. It might just have happened due to, as it says in the scriptures at Ecclesiastes, “time and unforeseen circumstances.” But we must take one side or another, right? Lawyers have become wimps in state and federal government by not properly REGULATING this lousy industry called insurance. The net result is one individual against another, no tort reform to put a cap on lawsuit awards, tax dollars used to file a lawsuit, increased premiums for insurance for all, and lawyers pocketing most of the money.
It is disgusting. People might become disgusted with me repeating this over and over again. I don’t care. My intent is to point out a problem and hope a village or community of people will address the problem with rational solutions for all of us. Is that happening?
This proves the point: “If one person suffers, we all suffer.”
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Lawyers again
There you go again with the damn commercials paid by high-paid lawyers. Stanley Law. Commercial tonight on Columbo on MeTV. The idea is to counter “big insurance,” the big enemy. Sure. Big insurance IS an enemy to “we the people.” No doubt about it.
But to be contentious with big insurance, big lawyers with tons of money pit one American against another. The poor person who might not have done much wrong, but is on the other side of the person seeking money for the accident. It might just have happened due to, as it says in the scriptures at Ecclesiastes, “time and unforeseen circumstances.” But we must take one side or another, right? Lawyers have become wimps in state and federal government by not properly REGULATING this lousy industry called insurance. The net result is one individual against another, no tort reform to put a cap on lawsuit awards, tax dollars used to file a lawsuit, increased premiums for insurance for all, and lawyers pocketing most of the money.
It is disgusting. People might become disgusted with me repeating this over and over again. I don’t care. My intent is to point out a problem and hope a village or community of people will address the problem with rational solutions for all of us. Is that happening?
This proves the point: “If one person suffers, we all suffer.”
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