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That One Person @ Mar 14th 2008 2:23AM
No. People who can't drive are the biggest idiots in this world. I can't comprehend how people can take an SUV and drive it like it's a sports car.
And then you get those idiots who sue Ford or GM cuz their vehicle flipped 3 times. What cracks me up even more are those people who sue automakers for injuries when the passengers or even the driver didnt even wear their seatbelts.
What the hell do you expect from a two and a half ton vehicle that flips multiple times? Yeah, lets add more weight up top. Smart.
http://www.overlawyered.com/2006/01/rose_marie_munoz_and_the_29mil.html