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Yeah, and the first few Jews who went into the gas chambers really were a little too greedy and money-grubbin'.

I will stand up for even an "unpopular" gun maker (I happen to be a loyal customer) because I don't want to set a precedent for the illegal abuse of other gun makers.

If you had any principles, you would see that Bushmaster shouldn't be sued, except by a few disgruntled customers like you.

"If you had any principles, you would see that Bushmaster shouldn't be sued, except by a few disgruntled customers like you."

Unfortunately you miss the point of my post, but that is understandable since most of what you posted is irrelevant too. Reread my post and you'll not only see that I oppose the general principle of specious lawsuits, but I make a case against Busmaster precisely BECAUSE of principles.

In addition, I happen to believe in the free market system that in the wake of the 'ban' fostered the current demand and climate for ALL of the variant manufacturers out there. My point is that Bushmaster has proven itself unprincipled, unethical and willing to sell shooters down stream if it suits their pocketbook.

I wonder where your "principles" led you when S&W got in bed with the Clinton adminstration a few years back?

If you wish to buy their products (which are, BTW, quite good) then fine. America is a free country where everyone can pursue their happiness. If your pursuit takes you over a cliff someday, I'm sure you'll be happy then too.