Pretty sure the drug cartels would get no money if drugs were legal, the same way Al Capone's rig lost their funding when alcohol became legal. So you're wrong, and you're blaming people for exercising their free will rather than the people who try to stop others' from exercising their free will.
No, the solution is to sell coffee at the national standard temperature, which they were not. McDonald's knew they were serving it too hot, knew people were getting hurt, and still refused to do anything about it. The lawsuit is and has always been valid, but you have to actually examine the actual facts instead of making up what you thought happened and attacking that. Some kind of lazy strawman method with this one; people don't care about the facts. They make up what they think the case was then argue against that, instead of the actual case and actual facts.
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Pretty sure the drug cartels would get no money if drugs were legal, the same way Al Capone's rig lost their funding when alcohol became legal. So you're wrong, and you're blaming people for exercising their free will rather than the people who try to stop others' from exercising their free will.
No, the solution is to sell coffee at the national standard temperature, which they were not. McDonald's knew they were serving it too hot, knew people were getting hurt, and still refused to do anything about it. The lawsuit is and has always been valid, but you have to actually examine the actual facts instead of making up what you thought happened and attacking that. Some kind of lazy strawman method with this one; people don't care about the facts. They make up what they think the case was then argue against that, instead of the actual case and actual facts.