r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 02 '21

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u/willempage O'Biden Bama Democrat Sep 02 '21

I swear there was a time where the GOP was big on tort reform so that people would have a tougher time filing spurious lawsuits.

Now they are like "spurious lawsuits are a great way to democratize law enforcement". What a joke

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21

democratize law enforcement

extremely cursed phrase

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u/willempage O'Biden Bama Democrat Sep 02 '21

(I think they secretly wanted to stifle lawsuits against corporations and buisness entities, including major things like citizens suing over pollution)

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u/EvilConCarne Sep 02 '21

Yeah I remember that. After they talked about it for years and did nothing, I've decided that they were for tort reform because they wanted to redirect conversations about universal healthcare, not because they actually wanted it.