On Wed, 7 Jul 2010 22:37:30 -0400, "ATP"
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"Buerste" wrote in message
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"Gunner Asch" wrote in message
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And open myself up to all kinds of litigation?

Such as what?

Gunner

Almost EVERY person I've fired then applies for unemployment and I have to
go through hearings and appeals. Is it worth prosecuting some thuggy for
a couple hundred dollars worth of tools and damage? Is it worth the
possibility of same thuggy burning my factory down for revenge or hurting
somebody? It wouldn't surprise me if I posted the video that I'd get sued
because.......................

The system is completely rigged against employers and for malcontents and
non-productive employees.

That shouldn't be an issue for Tom, who's said that he only hires
hard-working conservatives. snorf As for his claim that "every" one
of them he fires causes him to go through hearings and appeals, that's
just another whopper that he won't back up. Not to mention that it has
nothing at all to do with being sued over surveillance video.

I agree with you on the video, unless you have an
HD quality closeup of the skell's face, it would only lead to problems
caused by mistaken identity.

There are surveillance videos of such things on the news nightly, and
unlimited numbers of them on YouTube, many of which *have* resulted
in the perp being caught. The only reason Tom hasn't posted his is
because it won't back up his story. If it exists at all then it's
probably the typical 380 line infrared big-foot quality video that's
mostly useless for catching anyone. The only thing it's any good for
is as invisible evidence that the cops wouldn't do anything for him.
Ironically, he says that it's worth nothing to him to track down a
couple hundred dollar loss. Unless it's taxpayers footing the bill,
then he'd be happy to have an investigator spend a day or two on the
case.

Wayne