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this question probably depends on the incident that took place with the gun like if the gun was faulty or maybe the busi…

Should social media sites be sued by those with depression and anxiety? I honestly do not know, but I lean more toward p…

I think it depends. If it's for illegal activity then yes, and if for negligence. Also though, how exactly would they kn…

I think any dealer should be sued if they did not check the background history of a person. However, if the victim was s…

Yes, you can sue anyone for any reason but that doesn't mean you're guaranteed to win and that should be figured out on…

Yes and no. Manufacturers should be able to be sued, but the victim should be able to sue the perpetrator.

Depending on how mentally stable the customer is the dealer should be held accountable for selling firearms to unsafe pe…

Yes, companies or stores should have a couple day long investigation before handing over a gun. They should check a pers…

Not necessarily, depending on the circumstance. They shouldn't unless it is truly the dealers' fault.

No, because they just make the guns, the actions being taken with the gun are on you, because you had a decision to not…

If the manufacture or dealer sells to a person that had a fake I.D or they were under the age of being able to buy a fir…

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