If the suit has no merit, CVS can actually get court fees back from the plaintiff. The national attention hasn't done them any damage so far.
Woman Sues CVS over Racial Slur
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If the suit has no merit, CVS can actually get court fees back from the plaintiff. The national attention hasn't done them any damage so far.
I would never think that you comdemned anything non-fictional.
A) Do you have numbers showing no damage so far?
B) Maybe as the case gets more attention, there would be more damage
C) You never know what can happen in court
For being such a smart guy, you sure seem to miss the obvious sometimes. Did you really think I wasn't aware that white people think suing for racism is some sort of lottery with jackpots at the end? You don't really think it's that simple, do you?
Plus juries can be unpredictable.
They should pay something because that is just how things work. IMO, something that would make up for it would something along the lines of 10K, or something like that. A relatively small monetary value that shows they are sorry.
OJ Simpson and Casey Anthony agree.
The comment, and it's implications, stands on it's own, regardless of Cyrone Torbin's intents, feelings, or wishes. Intent is not magic, it doesn't change the meaning of words. Again, you haven't even tried to pretend the comment itself is defensible.
I really wish you could understand what I actually am saying about these things. I have never, not once, said that those white males were more racist or more sexist than a non-white or a female. I have specifically said otherwise, in fact. I have also said that the difference was how much they benefited from racism and sexism, not that they possessed it.
Of course you can. I would not be surprised if, regardless of facts, you attrributed any settlement to b e for the purposes of PR.
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Could you imagine if you were a homosexual black Asian born in Mexico and came here illegally? You'd have it made here! Handouts deluxe! I could get any job just by applying or be anything by threatening to sue!
From the companies perspective I would assume it is PR oriented. From the woman's perspective I assume it would be considered justice.
Only anecdotal, but which person in this thread has condemned CVS?
Maybe as the case gets more attention, CVS gets more publicity and gets to sing their anti-discrimination policies even more.
True, but CVS has deep pockets. They'll have a decent idea what can happen.