Poll Question: Should Legal Sevices be Nationalized ?
jackconrad
14 years ago
Will this lead to An Arbitration Nation ?
DadZilla3
14 years ago
It's a great idea. Look how well Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac turned out.
wheelrite
14 years ago
Ambulance chasing will be punishable by death...
FuzzNJ
14 years ago
What you talkin' bout Willis?
engletl
14 years ago
is it profitable?
DrMaddVibe
14 years ago
Not anymore!🐴
DrafterX
14 years ago
Do we get to vote on it..?? 😕
rfenst
14 years ago
Could turn into a phenomenal "cash cow", just like Medicaid and Medicare did decades ago. It would increase demand for services coupled with guaranteed payment. I could pay off my student loans!!!
yardobeef
14 years ago
Can't we just burn the lawyers and use them as a new energy source?
DadZilla3
14 years ago

Do we get to vote on it..?? 😕

DrafterX wrote:


Sorry, only residents of a representative republic have a voice on issues like that.
HockeyDad
14 years ago

Can't we just burn the lawyers and use them as a new energy source?

yardobeef wrote:




I might be able to turn them into ethanol. Most of them are fermentable.
bloody spaniard
14 years ago
In a perfect world, our legal code would be simplified & arranged into orderly groups a la the Code of Hammurabi so that they are easily understood and enforced. Then all we'd need would be clerks to maintain records. Lawyers would be free to pursue other careers (medicine, engineering, Walmart...).

Same thing with our over-glorified, needlessly complicated, & totally useless (IMO) tax system. Make the tax code simple (5-5-5 or some such--- 9-9-9 is too high) with no loopholes & get rid of the need for cpa's. They can get jobs counting inventory at Kresge's or Foot-Rite.
rfenst
14 years ago

In a perfect world, our legal code would be simplified & arranged into orderly groups a la the Code of Hammurabi so that they are easily understood and enforced. Then all we'd need would be clerks to maintain records. Lawyers would be free to pursue other careers (medicine, engineering, Walmart...).

bloody spaniard wrote:




http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/ancient/hamcode.asp 
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