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CT Supreme Court Rules Remington can Be Sued Over Sandyhook

Unless there's something in his documents/internet browsing that ties his actions specifically to those ads, it will be tough to prove a connection. You can't try Remington based upon an opinion that such and such an ad caused so and so to act. They have to have proof.

Course you know that for a fact since you are buds with Mueller and he keeps you posted. Also the investigation was supposed to look for Russian interference and not necessarily collusion.

So where in the order does it say that the purpose was to investigate collusion?

https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/967231/download
 
you nailed it. personally, I think simulated "war games" played on a computer, with the player "shooting" weapons should also be considered with regard to the blurring of intersection of reality, desensitizing ( young men ) players to violence, effectively promoting shooting other persons "digitally."

I've heard it said that war type video games are used to help train military folks for deployment to battle areas. Can anyone confirm that?
 
This thread is tl;dr. But what nexus is there between “man card” advertising and the mother’s decision to purchase an ar?
 

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