Once when I was in a dinner, a guy died in the bathroom. They called in an ambulance and wheeled the body out of the dinner, didn’t shut down or stop serving for a second. Bizarre

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How has her name not gotten out … she should never be allowed in a classroom or around kids again

Girl 1: "They can't arrest us all!"

Girl 2: "Hell yeah, babe!"

> so you are only into whitewashed history?

What? I never said anything.

Your complete inability to understand a healthy society includes a healthy and comprehensive planned parenthood program

it's really crazy how people don't read the articles before offering their opinion. This was in Canada.

Take responsibility of your own stupidity

Is that like more than one Owl?

Was there shimmering blue light and a humm?

Yeah, doesn't that mean in their mind they're letting a groomer in??

The twist: it was Slaughterhouse-Five.

The differences in one case the bar would keep serving her and so be partially responsible for what she might do if she's really drunk because they presumably in that scenario served her after they noticed she was drunk.

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>I doubt this venue's owner wants anything to do with setting a legal precedent by losing on something like this.

There's no chance they settle, because there's no chance they lose.

The bar doesn't have a responsibility to make sure you have a safe way home. Legally speaking, you're required to know your way home before getting blackout wasted, so the bar CAN'T reliably serve anyone if they have to confirm you have a safe way home first. Anyone in that situation could just lie and leave MASSIVE legal repercussions with the bar.

Theoretical question: If the bar didn't kick her out, how would she have gotten home? Was she just not planning to leave all night? No obviously not - She had plans to drive. If she apparently had no other way home, she wasn't going to suddenly become LESS wasted by drinking more. Theoretically speaking, they could have kept her in the bar, but that makes her a nuisance to other customers, especially if she's just going to complain about wanting to drink and try to leave when she can't get more drinks. They can't legally detain her.

Not a single part of her claim places the onus of the explosion on the bar. The bar acted responsibly and stopped her from drinking when she appeared too drunk. They have no obligation to safely see her home in addition to stopping her from drinking, they can't say "No you're not going anywhere, you're too drunk," because they don't have the right to detain anyone - And no, she absolutely did not have to drive home, she could have called a friend, a family member, a cab, an uber - There are many options in this day and age that you're expected to consider BEFORE drinking, which she clearly did not.

SHE acted irresponsibly by having no way home after drinking heavily. DUI falls on the driver, not on the person who served the driver.

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Right, normally they get promoted for that in Killeen

Or he handled the rat poison while helping with yard work, didnt wash his hands, and then ate his food.

How so?

The last article that was posted, sounded like she was still in jail for it.

Who also encouraged genocide of native Americans and lynching of black citizens.

Edit: so you are only into whitewashed history?

That’s just saying you did in fact perform the actions it isn’t taking responsibility for them.

Also intentional actions like suicide and murder. They can go after the bartender/server and restaurant.

There are a lot of monkhoods from rich affluent families happening by a lot of highly educated and sometime often young children.

Unless you have evidence that this is a money angle, it's just a random assumption on your part without knowing whole context or any evidence..

>Farmers also caused the dust bowl.

The methods were also encouraged/forced by the gov't at the time..

Farmers also caused the dust bowl. When farmers aren't regulated, they can do big damage to surrounding ecosystems.