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Topic	80 year old woman sues SF McDonald's because of another Hot Coffee Incident.
animebop 09/20/23 2:32:48 PM #28:	BB_mofo posted... McDonalds had long ignored safety regulations, preferring to pay fines to the FDA instead of change how they do business. The FDA was limited in how much they could fine McDonalds, so there was no real way to punish them. The FDA had been itching for a lawsuit to be brought forth against McDonalds so that they could properly punish them for thumbing their nose at regulation standards. However McDonald's usually paid off its victims before it goes to trial, like the one where a toddler got third degree burns to her face after too hot coffee was spilled on her. The FDA sort of lucked out with the elderly woman's lawsuit and got the court to punish the corporation through her. However, McDonalds successfully pleaded the reward down to peanuts and buried the plaintiff's reputation in the press. Then they went back to business as usual. This is a brand new conspiracy theory that I've never heard before. --- Internet + video game message board = upper-middle class + never-employed = libertarian <cite>animebop posted [p:976196044] in 80 year ol... [t:80571898]...</cite> <quote>BB_mofo posted... </cite><quote>McDonalds had long ignored safety regulations, preferring to pay fines to the FDA instead of change how they do business. The FDA was limited in how much they could fine McDonalds, so there was no real way to punish them.The FDA had been itching for a lawsuit to be brought forth against McDonalds so that they could properly punish them for thumbing their nose at regulation standards. However McDonald's usually paid off its victims before it goes to trial, like the one where a toddler got third degree burns to her face after too hot coffee was spilled on her. The FDA sort of lucked out with the elderly woman's lawsuit and got the court to punish the corporation through her. However, McDonalds successfully pleaded the reward down to peanuts and buried the plaintiff's reputation in the press. Then they went back to business as usual.</quote>This is a brand new conspiracy theory that I've never heard before. --- Internet + video game message board = upper-middle class + never-employed = libertarian</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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