MB update

SGF was not on trial in the criminal trial.

I asked a question: why would the firing pins have been removed? Please speculate as to all possible reasons that might have happened.

There was only one with the firing pin removed. One didnā€™t have any bullets for it. The other was an old style revolver. Watch the prosecutionā€™s closing argumentā€™s again if you want to nitpick this point. I doubt the lack of firing pin on one gun was done given MBs ā€œknown problemsā€ . If I was worried about someoneā€™s ā€œknown problemsā€ I would have found a way to make all of them inoperable or disappear.

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If @CurrentlyHorseless is making Michael the poster child for mental illness, I suppose we are all mentally ill according to their standards.

What does that make The Barefoot Ninja and Super Laundry Man?

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I keep asking about the other perfectly operational guns. Alas, it appears we both wonā€™t get answers.

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One they werenā€™t all removed. Two there could be a number of reasons. Your previous statement is libelous. You asserted something provably false. You inserted nefarious intent.

Bad monkey.

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His arm had a severe twisting fracturer requiring surgery. He apparently still has issues with it. Perhaps RG will let us know how he broke that arm, presumably after rendering him unconscious.

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LK will try to establish that SGF knew or should have known of his mental problems and potential for violence. Iā€™m not on her legal team, or her, or her family, so itā€™s not my job to establish it.

Iā€™m just giving my humble opinion on the civil trial.

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Hmmmā€¦.anyone else remember who crowed about MBā€™s medications? And then deleted it.

ETA: you can stop saying the bolded. None of us believe you anyway.

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Your humble opinion isnā€™t a very good one. Itā€™s an opinion based on desire and not fact.

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Negligence is not nefarious intent.

I made no libelous statements.

I asked a question: why would the firing pins have been removed from the hand gun/revolvers to render them inoperable?

Yeah you did. And not the first.

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The essence of the civil suit is whether SGF is liable because they knew or should have known that MB was suffering from or susceptible to, a mental break that would cause severe injury or death to others.

Well, she hasnā€™t alleged that (yet) in her suit soā€¦

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You said it went a long way to show Michaelā€™s propensity for violence. There is absolutely no evidence of that, that I am aware of, and, unlike you, I refuse to make assumptions.

You used an outstanding hospital bill to assume lack of insurance.

You have assumed sloppy business practices and that makes everything Michaelā€™s fault.

Ms.Kanarek has come on here and other forums and shown herself to be a disagreeable individual, to put it mildly.

I just donā€™t understand your position regarding every fact means something negative about Michael.

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Not true. The essence of her suit against SGF is this:

ā€œDefendant Sweetgrass Farms, LLC and/or ABC Corps (1- 10) and/or John Does (1-10) and/or Barisone is the owner, managing agent, controlling agent, managing representative, and/or operators of the farm, residence, and/or facility where the subject shooting occurred.
14. Defendants Sweetgrass Farms, LLC and/or ABC Corps (1- 10) and/or John Does (1-10) and/or Barisone allowed, permitted, suffered, or otherwise condoned firearms to be present on their property.
15. Allowing firearms to be present on their property is an ultra-hazardous activity, which has the potential to seriously injure and/or kill innocent people.
16. As such, Defendants Sweetgrass Farms, LLC and/or ABC Corps (1-10) and/or John Does (1-10) and/or Barisone are strictly liable for all injuries caused by this.ā€

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: And you know this how? Letā€™s not discuss apparent mental health public displays without bringing up LKā€™s long history of poor behavior, mkay?

Obviously your tangent of the day is firing pens and a leap toward mental health. Again, for a highly successful, functioning individual it appears any mental health issues were well under control until the Finish the Bastard plan was implemented.

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Please quote the exact statement of mine you consider libelous, @Knights_Mom, or drop the accusation.

And youā€™re posting nonsense about a piece missing on one of multiple guns like youā€™re Sherlock Holmes. You are trying to insert nefarious intent on something which doesnā€™t exist. You are naming an act which never occurred as not only having occurred, but occurred due to some plan or conspiracy. And that is hugely libelous.

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Easy to dismantle, how many years did MB operate that farm without incident? Where did he start from and what did he build it up to?

Itā€™s pretty easy to zero in on the timeline that caused the breakā€¦.I think that would be when a certain guest refused to leave and she and her family plotted to ā€œFinish the Bastardā€.

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I already did above. Itā€™s highlighted, Sherlock.

Here let me make it easy.

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