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Ignatius Piazza has offered to pay the legal fees of the first victim to file a very specific lawsuit against the Cinemark Movie Theater chain that denied responsible citizens their right to carry a concealed weapon to defend themselves against the murderous rampage of a deranged killer.

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We live in interesting times.

Good call,Ignatius.

Hooray!! I've been waiting for this since the for post-CHL "no guns" sign I saw. Shortly after Texas passed concealed carry laws, I noticed the building my company's office was in had a sign at the parking lot entrance forbidding guns. I wondered then (to myself) "So if they remove a person's legal right to self-protection, are they now liable to provide protection"

This will be interesting...

Not usually a big fan of sueing people, however I think I can support this law suit. I fully agree is a buisness says I can't protect my self in a way the state says is leagal, then it is there opligation to by the same means I am. I have a few friends in colorado, so I posted it on my face book page

Is Ignatius one of the original Village People?

I am also not normally one of the litigious kind, but agree that this lawsuit would be a good one. It is time for reasonable people to send a message to businesses about the consequences of the choices they make.

Experts: Lawsuits Over Theater Shooting Stand Little Chance

The only obvious civil defendant is the shooter himself, and I doubt that he has anything in the way of assets or insurance," Tom Russell, a professor of law at the University of Denver and a personal injury lawyer, told the Denver Post.

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barstoolguru wrote:Experts: Lawsuits Over Theater Shooting Stand Little Chance

The only obvious civil defendant is the shooter himself, and I doubt that he has anything in the way of assets or insurance," Tom Russell, a professor of law at the University of Denver and a personal injury lawyer, told the Denver Post.

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/31 ... etail.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That's why this guy made the offer; he knows it won't happen and he gets yet more publicity. He was once a master at that.

Chas.

Is anyone a lifetime member of Front Sight and if yes how are their courses?

dlcarr wrote:Is anyone a lifetime member of Front Sight and if yes how are their courses?

I'm not a member and have never taken one of their courses. I've heard them described as the McDonald's of shooting schools. Not the best, not the worst, not expensive and you know you'll get some knowledge when you go.

I seem to recall a recent thread with an excellent review of their 4-day course.

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