[DB]

Well there's another view of that:

Throwing sh!t everywhere and hoping it sticks somewhere.

Hardly an ethical approach. Especially for those who are forced to spend time and money defending themselves, along with the emotional pain worrying about the outcome which doesn't have to have anything to do with truth or justice.

Lawyers never seem to recognize all they victimize in their pursuit of someone else's money.

[CobaltBlue]

the outcome which doesn't have to have anything to do with truth or justice

Well, if that's the way you view the legal system, nothing that anybody does is going to seem right to you to begin with.

So, all you're doing is venting.

I guess you had a bad experience with a lawyer once or twice, and never got over it. Most people with a "lawyer complex" are that way.

I've known people with "doctor complexes," "mechanic complexes," "priest complexes," "politician complexes," "government complexes," "cop complexes," "prosecutor complexes," I believe that there is probably a complex for every walk of life. Somewhere out there, no matter what you do for a living, it pisses somebody off.

Have a nice day.