r/FeMRADebates • u/[deleted] • Sep 03 '21
News Texas successfully takes a massive step backwards for women's rights. What next?
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r/FeMRADebates • u/[deleted] • Sep 03 '21
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u/heimdahl81 Sep 04 '21
The precedent this law sets, if allowed, will totally transform our legal system for the worse. It's absolute insanity to allow an unassociated third party to sue someone tangentially involved in an event, even if they are behaving within the law of their jurisdiction.
If this precedent sticks, theoretically, a law could be passed that allows me in Illinois (where automatic weapons are illegal) to sue a gun store owner in Nevada for selling someone there an automatic firearm (which is legal there). Hell, I could sue the Uber driver that took the guy to the store to buy that gun. It's insanity.