Sandy Hook Families: Remington sent us 18,000 cartoons

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Remington included 18,000 cartoons in the 46,000 documents they submitted -- Sandy Hook Families hot for the payola allege that Remington has been pulling their collective chain

Lawyers for Sandy Hook families: Gunmaker sent us 18K 'random' cartoons

Motion tied to suit alleges Remington handed over tens of thousands of 'random' files to stall

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[2Wheels4Ever]

Troll level 1000

 

[American123]

If they were required to turn over communication between the employees, all those "cartoons" could be legit emails exchanged with coworkers sending eachother jokes.

Regardless, it's BS to try and sue Remington due to the killers actions. They should also sue the brand of shoes, shirt, pants, and underwear he wore.

 

[Hueco]

If they were required to turn over communication between the employees, all those "cartoons" could be legit emails exchanged with coworkers sending eachother jokes.

Regardless, it's BS to try and sue Remington due to the killers actions. They should also sue the brand of shoes, shirt, pants, and underwear he wore.

I mean, if he had some Nike's on, it's definitely be a more lucrative target.

 

[fredball]

They should also sue the brand of shoes, shirt, pants, and underwear he wore.
not to mention what he ate for breakfast

 

[P7M13]

I mean, if he had some Nike's on, it's definitely be a more lucrative target.

or @Intel Inside on his jacket. Maybe he was wearing Ray Bans?

 

[ZA_Survivalist]

Thats all those money hungry partizan hacks deserve. I love hearing that there were just random images like dirt bikes and cartoons.

 

[kevlar]

What about what he had for breakfast? That gave him the energy to squeeze that trigger.
hearts stars horseshoes clovers and some booms. blame the cereal.

 

[xtratoy]

And sue the doctor and hospital the doctor that delivered the shooter. And then there are those who wonder, was Sandy Hook really a thing.... or a Pysch Op....

 

[nammac]

And don't forget Honda, the turd drove a Civic to the scene…

As for a PsyOp, it's interesting how quickly the building was razed, destroying all potential evidence…

 

[2506]

Is Remington even a viable company any more? Didn't they file another bankruptcy recently?

not trying to highjack the thread, just curious

 

[Rkangel]

They should also sue his barber and anyone who took his picture, because that is something you just can't un-see. They should sue the city for providing the streets that allowed him to drive to the school. They should sue the school for allowing him into the building. They should sue the gas station that pumped his gas. They should sue the manufacturers of everything he ever looked at, touched, ate, drank, walked on, wore, or smelled the day of the shooting because that only makes sense to the leftist collective. Someone or something else is always to blame for the actions of a sicko.

 

[Stomper]

Please review for your records….

 

[GripItAndRipIt]

I mean, if he had some Nike's on, it's definitely be a more lucrative target.

True. They should claim Nike "aggressively marketed" shoes to incel losers so they could run away more quickly after shooting up a school.

That said, it is my sincere desire these families get justice: A $1.00 jury award ought to do it.

 

[titsonritz]

They should sue the aliens that dropped the little freak off on planet Earth.

 

[GripItAndRipIt]

They should also sue the brand of shoes, shirt, pants, and underwear he wore.
not to mention what he ate for breakfast

Sadly, Underoos went out of business a long time ago.

 

[GripItAndRipIt]

They should sue the aliens that dropped the little freak off on planet Earth.

Hey! Get with the program you. It's the gun's fault. Everybody knows this. The families and their very scrupulous lawyers would not be suing if not for the fault of the gun!

 

[GripItAndRipIt]

or @Intel Inside on his jacket. Maybe he was wearing Ray Bans?

Ray Bans definitely would have reduced any glare, thereby giving him a better sight picture and hence a better kill ratio. Ray Ban definitely has blood on its hands.

 

[GripItAndRipIt]

And sue the doctor and hospital the doctor that delivered the shooter. And then there are those who wonder, was Sandy Hook really a thing.... or a Pysch Op....

Sue the sperm!

Would have to be a class action against the defendant(s).

/rimshot.

 

[Ginocide]

If they were required to turn over communication between the employees, all those "cartoons" could be legit emails exchanged with coworkers sending eachother jokes.

This is exactly it. It's very common for lawyers to seek as much information as possible during discovery in an effort to effectively go fishing simply hoping to find anything that might support their chances (not only on the merits of the claim but also in terms of characterization of the opposition). Specifically requesting copies of all communication is usually a stretch for a judge to approve in a subpoena, but it's a common ask.

In this case it sounds like the judge approved it and Remington gave the plaintiffs exactly what they requested, and the plaintiffs, not finding evidence of misdeed, are instead attacking the character of Remington for giving them exactly what they asked for and complying with a subpoena. The plaintiffs are essentially trying to attack Remington's credibility for sending memes to one another, because they didn't find actual evidence of actual wrongdoing or illegal activity to support the merits of their case. They are attacking Remington for following the law (complying with a subpoena) which sort of makes sense because the entire case is a witch-hunt that should have been summarily dismissed prior to this point anyway.