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Originally Posted by Wingtip220
(Post 3625869)
I like how you added your dangerous job and then accuse me of measuring. No measuring needed I’ve had enough compliments. Comparing cockpits to ER’s and mobile ICU squads is comparing apples to oranges.
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Originally Posted by 20Fathoms
(Post 3626225)
Just lost your Delta audience. The ER actually has a very nice cockpit :D
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Originally Posted by Iceberg
(Post 3626054)
Yeah, they’re paying $787 million because they didn’t do anything and the jury of morons wouldn’t have found anything.
My rigged comment was in reference to your pre-trial-loss-excuse ahead of the trial even starting. Sounds familiar, something about rigged elections comes to mind. One could quite easily argue that the aggrieved party didn't trust the jury either. Their original damages request was $1.6 billion. Presumably it was a straightforward civil damages case. The compensatory damages sought would've needed some paperwork to prove. So the winner in this case was deprived a huge amount, but they took it because juries are a complete gamble. That's a problem. |
Originally Posted by DeltaboundRedux
(Post 3626514)
Missed the faux news award update. Justice reigns, I guess.
One could quite easily argue that the aggrieved party didn't trust the jury either. Their original damages request was $1.6 billion. Presumably it was a straightforward civil damages case. The compensatory damages sought would've needed some paperwork to prove. So the winner in this case was deprived a huge amount, but they took it because juries are a complete gamble. That's a problem. |
Originally Posted by Hubcapped
(Post 3626571)
Did fox lie or not? Curious for your thoughts on this
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Damages agreed to of $787 million is just under half of $1.6 billion in the suit. Wish I was the mouse in the corner listening to the thinking. I wonder if they though that they should split the difference, which would be $800 million, minus some little something.
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Originally Posted by TransWorld
(Post 3626756)
Damages agreed to of $787 million is just under half of $1.6 billion in the suit. Wish I was the mouse in the corner listening to the thinking. I wonder if they though that they should split the difference, which would be $800 million, minus some little something.
Dominion got half now and the time value of money. Lottery winners make this choice almost every time. It's hard to fault either for cashing that check. |
Originally Posted by FliesInSoup
(Post 3626804)
That's precisely what happened. FOX knew they were going to lose. Even more painful, they were also about to watch their on-air personalities, and executives admit, on the stand, they lied to their viewers. They offered up half with the incentive of payment now, vs apeal after appeal and then full payment a decade or more from now.
Dominion got half now and the time value of money. Lottery winners make this choice almost every time. It's hard to fault either for cashing that check. |
Hey hubcapped aren't you the one on the ukraine thread spouting nonsense that has now been debunked since all the Intel leaks showed the world the big picture?
People in glass houses. |
Originally Posted by DownWithNarita
(Post 3626985)
Hey hubcapped aren't you the one on the ukraine thread spouting nonsense that has now been debunked since all the Intel leaks showed the world the big picture?
People in glass houses. |
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