I have a problem with civil liabilty. See, when a gun shop can't account for weapons, I don't think the citizens should have to sue, nor should they have that right. I think there should be a criminal investigation, with a guarnteed closure of the business, and possible jail time for anyone proven to have illegally "missplaced" any firearms. This legal state we live in has fucked everything up from healthcare to taxes. Why? Because the more we sue, the more someone has to pay the bill. It's not the companies who are paying the bill. It's their employees, and their customers, and, oh yeah, the regular people who have nothing to do with anything. Because in order to protect themselves from lawsuits, these companies have to by politicians, and that costs money. Plus, these politicians then serve their pocket books, and not the people. I say we go after the businesses who "lose" the weapons, with criminal liability. Civil is a joke most of the time.

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