"Don Tabor" wrote

At the end of the day the blame falls on the plaintiffs, who are willing
to
ignore everything they know about what is fair and just, all in the
pursuit
of a fast buck.

In the end, the blame falls on the jurors and the voters.

While the jurors are certainly at least partially responsible, there would
be no case without a plaintiff. It all starts with a plaintiff who is
willing to throw away everything they know about responsibility, morals, and
honesty so they can get some easy money.

Consider that many of these cases never make it to court. Defendants
frequently pay the "extortion" money because it is cheaper than actually
defending the case. In each and every one of these situations it takes a
plaintiff who is morally corrupt, and only interested in easy money, to
start the ball rolling.

BDS