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107. How do you know he witnessed it?
It seems you're blindly believing him with no evidence.
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  -Kid suit sets off storm Angry calls, e-mail bury Pa. couple in ski collision case RamboLiberal  Dec-25-07 12:49 AM   #0 
  - I have been in a ski accident,  policypunk   Dec-25-07 01:44 AM   #1 
  - Good, I hope this article will stop  zalinda   Dec-25-07 02:20 AM   #2 
  - I crashed into a snowboarder while skiing when I was 9.  Alexander   Dec-25-07 02:57 AM   #3 
  - Don't be ignorant. You must know there are "bunny" slopes for beginners.  WinkyDink   Dec-27-07 07:42 AM   #125 
     - You're ignorant, passing judgment without knowing the circumstances.  Alexander   Dec-27-07 05:54 PM   #131 
        - In that case you SIT DOWN.  Xithras   Dec-28-07 12:30 PM   #135 
  - Looks like a medical insurance case.  grahamhgreen   Dec-25-07 03:24 AM   #4 
  - Spot On: The best way to end this type of lawsuits is to have single-payer healthcare.  IndyOp   Dec-25-07 08:31 AM   #11 
  - That might prevent some lawsuits...  D__S   Dec-25-07 09:35 AM   #14 
  - I don't like "loser pays" at all. It simply...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-25-07 09:48 AM   #17 
  - If the case is "tricky"...  D__S   Dec-25-07 10:21 AM   #19 
     - That's why we go to trial. The drycleaner nonsense was...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-25-07 10:56 AM   #21 
        - You are right. Here is a perfect example. Last year my husband  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:33 AM   #54 
  - How "republican" of you  ProudDad   Dec-26-07 01:25 PM   #98 
  - There should never be disqualifications in universal health care  GirlinContempt   Dec-28-07 12:40 PM   #136 
  - And what if the "single payer" decided not to cover...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-25-07 09:43 AM   #16 
  - The point is that sp would not be able to decide not to cover  bean fidhleir   Dec-25-07 12:13 PM   #30 
  - Says who? And what treating doctor? I'm presently "covered" by...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-25-07 12:30 PM   #34 
     - The VA is not UHC. Jeez!  bean fidhleir   Dec-25-07 12:52 PM   #35 
        - And so you want that expanded to everyone? Or do you...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-25-07 12:55 PM   #36 
           - Your thinking seems a bit skewed.  bean fidhleir   Dec-26-07 03:52 AM   #73 
              - OK, let's have one as good as...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-26-07 09:29 AM   #79 
                 - medicare is FANTASTIC.  QuestionAll   Dec-26-07 12:32 PM   #88 
                    - Medicare is nice, but incomplete. It needs vision and dentistry.  bean fidhleir   Dec-26-07 02:41 PM   #117 
  - Yes and they will when those bills coming rolling in.  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:36 AM   #55 
  - I believe you've been listening to the wrong candidates  nathan hale   Dec-26-07 01:32 AM   #66 
  - Several problems with that...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-26-07 02:34 AM   #71 
     - Exception noted.  nathan hale   Dec-26-07 08:04 AM   #76 
     - Single payer:  GirlinContempt   Dec-28-07 12:46 PM   #137 
  - Then you elect a new CEO of the insurance company.  lumberjack_jeff   Dec-26-07 09:54 AM   #81 
  - Like the CEO of the country we "elected"? How many would...  TreasonousBastard   Dec-26-07 10:03 AM   #82 
     - And if his malfeasance was transparently manifest  lumberjack_jeff   Dec-26-07 06:35 PM   #120 
  - And where, bunky, do you turn to  ProudDad   Dec-26-07 01:35 PM   #102 
     - I'm admiring how accountable the governmemt is right now.  TreasonousBastard   Dec-27-07 01:56 AM   #123 
        - My Social Security Check  ProudDad   Dec-28-07 12:19 PM   #133 
  - "It's another example of why we need real single-payer healthcare"  default_to_freedom   Dec-26-07 05:50 AM   #75 
     - oh brother  LostinVA   Dec-26-07 09:47 AM   #80 
     - exactly.  QuestionAll   Dec-26-07 12:34 PM   #89 
     - You should get rid of that "me first, me now" attitude. Many of society's problems stem from that.  Commie Pinko Dirtbag   Dec-26-07 01:12 PM   #92 
     - Yes, you should.  GirlinContempt   Dec-28-07 12:48 PM   #138 
  - Parents are responsible for having their children trained properly to ski. Crowded hills are  truthisfreedom   Dec-25-07 03:58 AM   #5 
  - Baloney....  ClintonTyree   Dec-25-07 06:05 AM   #6 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Dec-25-07 07:25 AM   #8 
  - There is risky behavior, and risky behavior. Yes skiing can be  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:42 AM   #58 
  - This is crap!  djg21   Dec-26-07 10:37 PM   #122 
  - Where the hell........  ClintonTyree   Dec-27-07 04:34 AM   #124 
  - I'm married to a skier/former ski instructor who has had his share of spills. Yes, skiing is an  WinkyDink   Dec-27-07 07:47 AM   #126 
  - I tend to agree with your very reasonable post. If it were my  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:41 AM   #57 
  - In what court is an 8-yr-old held legally culpable? n/t  DRoseDARs   Dec-25-07 06:58 AM   #7 
  - Parents will be responsible.  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:43 AM   #59 
     - The kid was only 7 at the time of the collision.  lizzy   Dec-26-07 02:04 AM   #69 
  - Parents are responsible for the actions of their children  Pavulon   Dec-25-07 07:32 AM   #9 
  - Yes. Parents have paid the piper for a lot older children than  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:44 AM   #60 
  - Not under the Common Law, which is in the still the law in most states.  happyslug   Dec-28-07 07:30 AM   #132 
  - Implied risk?  northshore   Dec-25-07 08:25 AM   #10 
  - My son was paralyzed from midchest down in a ski accident  RadFemFL   Dec-25-07 08:36 AM   #12 
  - Kudos to your son. It takes a LOT of guts and character to  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:46 AM   #61 
  - totally different scenario...  QuestionAll   Dec-26-07 12:25 PM   #86 
  - The injured man apparently...  CBHagman   Dec-25-07 09:29 AM   #13 
  - Well if I had $35K in medical bills because of what someone else did  proud2Blib   Dec-25-07 09:40 AM   #15 
  - they can afford to go skiing which is more than most people in the world  Mend   Dec-25-07 11:00 AM   #22 
  - So just because they can afford it they shouldn't sue?  proud2Blib   Dec-25-07 11:35 AM   #24 
  - in my opinion, yes, do not sue...there is enough grief in this world. Reassure  Mend   Dec-25-07 11:47 AM   #25 
     - A kid should also be taught that when you make a mistake you fix it  proud2Blib   Dec-25-07 11:49 AM   #26 
     - The kid was seven at the time of the collision.  lizzy   Dec-25-07 12:14 PM   #32 
     - He sounds like a prince  Yuugal   Dec-26-07 04:06 AM   #74 
        - That's the FATHER'S story  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:17 PM   #93 
     - ?  CONN   Dec-26-07 10:19 AM   #83 
     - And who's gonna pay the medical bills?  Girlieman   Dec-28-07 01:04 PM   #141 
  - EXACTLY!!!!  joeglow3   Dec-26-07 12:06 AM   #47 
  - If he had a pre existing torn rotator cuff I doubt seriously  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:47 AM   #62 
  - depends on the size of the tear...it is very common and quite a few major  Mend   Dec-26-07 04:17 PM   #119 
  - the kid and his parents obviously can afford to go skiing as well.....  Darth_Kitten   Dec-27-07 05:43 PM   #130 
  - This guy wants the boy (or his family) to pay  lizzy   Dec-25-07 12:10 PM   #28 
  - The guy wants his wife compensated for taking care of him.  lizzy   Dec-25-07 12:16 PM   #33 
  - You'd sue a child?!  krabigirl   Dec-25-07 06:39 PM   #41 
  - The lawsuit is wrong  ejbr   Dec-25-07 10:01 AM   #18 
  - i'm sure the parents are named defendants  Magic Rat   Dec-25-07 10:54 AM   #20 
  - Well, aren't you the smart one?  lizzy   Dec-25-07 12:07 PM   #27 
     - No, you're obviously the smart one  ejbr   Dec-25-07 12:12 PM   #29 
        - It's rather obvious you haven't got any kids.  lizzy   Dec-25-07 12:13 PM   #31 
        - And you keep your unaccountable brats away from me. n/t  ejbr   Dec-25-07 07:41 PM   #43 
           - Well, that should be easy enough.  lizzy   Dec-25-07 11:06 PM   #44 
           - That's right, I'm an ogre  ejbr   Dec-26-07 12:15 PM   #84 
              - The kid was seven at the time, or maybe you missed that part.  lizzy   Dec-26-07 01:29 PM   #100 
                 - Are you dense?  ejbr   Dec-26-07 01:43 PM   #103 
                    - Maybe not dense  Tempest   Dec-26-07 02:00 PM   #112 
                       - And that is just a big fat bunch of baloney.  lizzy   Dec-26-07 02:28 PM   #115 
           - not everyone who has children is not mindful of others as well  orleans   Dec-26-07 12:26 AM   #50 
              - O'key.  lizzy   Dec-26-07 12:41 AM   #56 
              - well, let's see...in answer to your question  orleans   Dec-26-07 02:26 AM   #70 
                 - What do I think?  lizzy   Dec-26-07 08:58 AM   #77 
              - I agree  ejbr   Dec-26-07 12:25 PM   #85 
                 - i also read in one of these links to this story that the kid was three feet  orleans   Dec-26-07 01:26 PM   #99 
                    - incredible n/t  ejbr   Dec-26-07 01:44 PM   #104 
        - I don't think  GirlinContempt   Dec-28-07 01:37 PM   #144 
  - Skiing is a very dangerous  downindixie   Dec-25-07 11:00 AM   #23 
  - Read the articles.  CBHagman   Dec-25-07 01:17 PM   #37 
  - I've read the articles.  lizzy   Dec-25-07 01:54 PM   #38 
  - The boy's mother thinks the man he injured should be  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:49 AM   #63 
     - I don't think an upset mother  GirlinContempt   Dec-28-07 01:24 PM   #143 
  - day-yum -- looks like some DUERS would have the guy ''drawn and quatered'' too.  xchrom   Dec-25-07 05:02 PM   #39 
  - I gave this a REC, because it is one of the many problems with this country.  sarcasmo   Dec-25-07 06:05 PM   #40 
  - out of control skiers/riders a re a big problem. Parents should have done all they could have to  wordpix   Dec-25-07 06:47 PM   #42 
  - The kid is 8. He can't be sued under Co law because he is  lizzy   Dec-25-07 11:07 PM   #45 
  - Takes a real big man to tackle down a 7 year old boy.  Nailzberg   Dec-25-07 11:53 PM   #46 
  - If the man did actually grab the kid,  lizzy   Dec-26-07 12:06 AM   #48 
     - The only one making the accusation is the father  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:21 PM   #94 
        - Unless you know of somebody else contradicting the father on this,  lizzy   Dec-26-07 01:33 PM   #101 
           - I've seen it before  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:47 PM   #106 
              - I can only go by what I read in an article.  lizzy   Dec-26-07 02:45 PM   #118 
  - You don't sue the kid. You sue their parents. I've been surprised  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:23 AM   #49 
  - maybe in this case his lawyer advised him to put the child in the  orleans   Dec-26-07 12:28 AM   #51 
  - Yet other articles claimed the minors can not be sued under Co  lizzy   Dec-26-07 12:33 AM   #53 
  - Yeah I did some surfing and saw that. Apparently under  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 12:55 AM   #64 
     - Nah. Why doesn't the 8 year old just get a job?  lizzy   Dec-26-07 12:58 AM   #65 
        - What does that have to do with anything?  JeanGrey   Dec-26-07 01:38 AM   #67 
           - I really don't know why the 15 year old son of your friend  lizzy   Dec-26-07 01:44 AM   #68 
  - If you are in a store, and somebody's minor child slams  lizzy   Dec-26-07 12:31 AM   #52 
     - so you think this man in the article should sue the ski resort? n/t  orleans   Dec-26-07 02:41 AM   #72 
        - Well, somebody should correct me if I am wrong, but aren't  lizzy   Dec-26-07 09:00 AM   #78 
           - Yep.  Xithras   Dec-28-07 12:21 PM   #134 
  - We learned in law school the first year  treestar   Dec-26-07 12:28 PM   #87 
  - Have you actually gone to law school?  lizzy   Dec-26-07 01:23 PM   #96 
     - Law School is not a place where you learn the specific statutes of Colorado  treestar   Dec-27-07 09:56 AM   #128 
  - Anyone who has ever been hit by an out of control kid on a ski slope  stubtoe   Dec-26-07 01:03 PM   #90 
  - very true.  antifaschits   Dec-26-07 02:02 PM   #113 
  - So we have ...  CONN   Dec-26-07 01:07 PM   #91 
  - Did he actually grab the kid?  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:22 PM   #95 
     - I have no clue as to how many people you would expect to make  lizzy   Dec-26-07 01:25 PM   #97 
     - How do you know he witnessed it?  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:48 PM   #107 
     - You think the father is a liar?  CONN   Dec-26-07 01:46 PM   #105 
        - They could both be lying  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:50 PM   #108 
           - Yes they both could be lying.  CONN   Dec-26-07 01:54 PM   #109 
              - Counter sue for mental damages?  Tempest   Dec-26-07 01:58 PM   #110 
  - many years ago, when I had no fear, I was teaching a friend how to ski.  antifaschits   Dec-26-07 01:58 PM   #111 
  - Just out of curiosity, WTF do you think your friend could  lizzy   Dec-26-07 02:22 PM   #114 
     - actually,  antifaschits   Dec-26-07 02:40 PM   #116 
  - I can't support this lawsuit.  galileo3000   Dec-26-07 06:57 PM   #121 
  - Redress of grievances IS a "worthy" use "of the court's time." Sorry.  WinkyDink   Dec-27-07 07:49 AM   #127 
     - Amen. That's what they're paid to do.  Girlieman   Dec-28-07 01:05 PM   #142 
  - Opportunistic Retalitory Litugation is very bad for America!  galileo3000   Dec-27-07 10:53 AM   #129 
  - Did it occur to anyone that the lawsuit may be REQUIRED?  Xithras   Dec-28-07 12:49 PM   #139 
  - A Small Price to Pay  Girlieman   Dec-28-07 01:01 PM   #140 
 

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