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"They knowingly sell food that is harmful," Samuel Hirsch told me last week, "and they need to be responsible."

I'm surprised this fat motherf**ker even knows the word "responsible". He obviously doesn't know what it means.

Is it okay for me to say I hope he dies? Can I say I hope he dies badly? Like "both legs and arms shattered irreparably then left lying in the Amazon rain forest hooked to an IV of antibiotics and water so the bugs have a long, long time to eat him" badly?

This lawsuit is going to be a spectacular failure. John and Jane Public could care less when you tell a smoker he has to pay more. But you tell them they have to pay extra for their fattening treats, well, we can't have that!

Is it okay for me to say I hope he dies?

If you mean the lawyer, sure, I'm ok with it. The fat plaintiff is just a conduit for the greedy lawyers.

This is a move to make strict liability rules to apply to ALL products (including firearms) This is taking cause and effect beyond any 1st year lawschool tort class. No matter what you make if someone somewhere misuses your product you are liable. (knives, cars, forks, box cutters, airplanes, paper cuts, music, marriage licenses, wrongful birth, casino's, bicycles)

How far back does one take the claim. Does the statute of limitations apply to each individual burger?

Who said: A liberal is someone who stays awake at night worrying that somewhere, someplace, someone is happy.