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It seems much harder to move meat production overseas. You can use destructively high tariffs to prevent it. You can also require imports to follow the same sta
by michaelmrose 2y ago
It seems much harder to move meat production overseas. You can use destructively high tariffs to prevent it. You can also require imports to follow the same standards including domestic inspection.
Any suits that fail 99% of the time are frivilous and the normal method of dealing with same is punishing claimants who should have known better by fining and disbarring lawyers and making claimant bear costs.
Ways exist to distinguish between a frivilous and non case in this category.
-Has responsible party exhibited a pattern of failures of their normal duty of care according to testimony and evidence that would be collected by the government as part of reasonable investigations and inspection
-Is it more likely than not that present issue is related.
It seems unreasonable that we must either open up bobs meats to lawsuits with every sandwich or ignore the fact that Bob killed dozens because he has been known to be a filthy pig for years.