Boston Drops Gun Industry Lawsuit: Cites Financial Concerns

http://www.abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap20020327_1763.html ^ | March 27 2002 | AP

[RIGHT IN SEATTLE]

The bad guys in Andy Cuomo's housing must be getting scared!

[Wm Bach]

Same thing in my town. They don't know how much is received from the state in sales tax revenues, or how much our town gets in taxes on food.

I bet you would start getting a lot of traffic tickets and find your tires slashed if you started digging around trying to find out.

On the gun issue. This just proves that Boston, like many other cities, is discovering, during discovery, that they don't have a case. Of course the lawyers are making out like bandits.

[toddst]

On the gun issue. This just proves that Boston, like many other cities, is discovering, during discovery, that they don't have a case. Of course the lawyers are making out like bandits

Another fact that may have come into play. the "new" Smith & Wesson is looking to move to Arizona from Springfield Mass. Perhaps the state is beginning to recognise the losses outweigh any gains? Nah, they aren't that smart. Never mind.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

I know that, but at least you would be free after you drowned! Gotcha.

[metesky]

Ok, OK. LOL!

[pabianice]

Go www.goal.org and read about how the MA AG lied when he unilaterally and unconstitutionally banned new gun purchases under "consumer safety" law.

[Lyndal]

When all these suits started I sent a note to NSSF and suggested that they organize the manufacturors and have them not sell any ammo, gun parts or guns to the entity that had filed the suit.

When they ran out of ammo, could not repair their guns or could not buy new ones, maybe they would drop the suit.

[Leisler]

You dropped more guns in the alleys of Boston then Barny Frand did condoms.

[metesky]

Shhhhh!