Judge Dismisses Wrongful-Death Lawsuit Brought By Sandy Hook Families Against Gun MakerBy Joseph Jankowski The families were seeking to hold Remington accountable for selling what their lawyers called a semi-automatic rifle that is too dangerous for the public because it was designed as a military killing machine, reports AP. State Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis came to agreement withattorneys for Madison, North Carolina-based Remington that the lawsuit should be dismissedunder the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. Remingtonlawyerssaid Congress passed the Lawful Commerce in Arms Actafter determining such lawsuits were an abuse of the legal system. While the families are obviously disappointed with the judges decision, this is not the end of the fight, Joshua Koskoff, a lawyer for the families, told the AP. We will appeal this decision immediately and continue our work to help prevent the next Sandy Hook from happening. On Dec. 14, 2012, 20-year-old Adam Lanza reportedlyfatally shot 20 children aged between 6 and 7 years old, as well as six adult staff members at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newton, Connecticut. In January, Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill in the Senatethat would hold gun makers liable for crimes committed with the weapons that they produced or sold. If youre a carmaker and your airbags kill someone, youre potentially liable, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-California) told The Hill in an interview. If youre a pharmaceutical company and sell faulty drugs, you can be held liable. If youre a liquor store and sell alcohol to minors, you can be held liable. Why should it be any different for gun manufacturers? Schiff, one of the lawmakers behind the bill, asked. Joshua Krause of The Daily Sheeple responded to Rep. Schiffs comments: Car manufacturers can be sued when their vehicles malfunction and cause accidents, not when their customers deliberately run people over or drive drunk. Pharmaceutical companies should be sued if a defective product poisons somebody, but not when their customers deliberately overdose on their meds to get high. And how does the liquor store example have any bearing here? Gun manufacturers have no way of knowing which customers are going to use their guns to commit crimes, whereas liquor stores can check IDs to make sure their customers arent minors. Gun store owners have to run background checks, but that hasnt stopped any of the recent mass shootings. Gun companies should be held to the same standard as every other company. If they make a weapon that spontaneously blows up in someones hands under normal conditions, they should owe that person money. They dont owe the victims of crime a single dime, and hopefully they never will. Could you imagine what kind of legal precedent that would set? Joseph Jankowski is a contributor for Planet Free Will.com. His works have been published by recognizable alternative news sites like GlobalResearch.ca, selfnewsPost.com, Mintpressnews.com andZeroHedge.com. FollowPlanet Free Will onTwitter@twitter.com/PlanetFreeWill Subscribe to our newsletter The Information Leak Image Credit: PBS.org #1) Theres no evidence the Bushmaster rifle was used at Sandy Hook. There is no evidence anyone died at Sandy Hook. In order for this lawsuit to be successful, there had to be evidence presented in court which has never been made public and most likely doesnt exist in the first place. How about a picture of a body? A bullet? The bloody crime scene? A lawsuit based on a hoax attack? Now thats American! Families of Sandy Hoax. Im sure they will sue the gun makers out of biz. It might be difficult to actually prove any one died at the false flag abandoned school. Another scam that caused even more guns to fly off the shelves. The no-name potus and his czars and puppet masters are the best gun salesmen of all time. Weve seen this before. Never let good crisis go to waste Tough to win a wrongful death lawsuit when nobody died. Yes. The whole thing has been exposed as a false flag event. It was a drill that was transformed into a hoax. 