Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Johnson u0026 Johnson's $300 Billion Bankruptcy Loophole" video.

  1. It actually isn't clear if the baby powder is a carcinogen, and even if it is we're talking a marginal statistical correlation. If there was a clear connection, the matter wouldn't have gone to court.
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  2. Lawyers take 20-30% IF they opt to take a share of profits rather than a salary. And for these same reason, a lot of bogus cases come before the court because even if there's a slight chance of winning the massive payouts are like winning the lottery.
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  3.  @BracaPhoto  Dude, trace amounts of literally anything can be found in anything else. As if radioactive materials of less than one part per million are detectable (you have uranium in your hair right now). The key part is if it's a statistically significant amount and enough to cause symptoms.
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  4.  @gabrielteixeira6152  Some courts said otherwise.
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  5.  @Raggamuffinz917  No, they would have settled out of court. We all know the rules, and only incompetent assholes want to be vindicated by the courts.
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  6. Watch the video. Several states allow it.
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  7. Literal first world problems.
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  8.  @curryboyftw  Lawsuits over it is. Most people around the world have to deal with sewage in the drinking water.
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  9. This isn't a scam, knucklehead. Scam means people are lying, this is called shenanigans and it's legal if the judge allows it. And even if it goes through, the courts will recognize affiliated entities and enforce payments. Like J&J said, they just want the perks of being in bankruptcy court, like not being forced to pay all bills immediately.
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  10.  @maxriley1769  tort ain't theft even if greedy bastards want it to be
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