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In reply to the discussion: Texas Sues Tylenol Makers, Claiming They Hid Autism Risks [View all]QueerDuck
(474 posts)70. Wouldn't Texas have to prove that there ARE risks in the first place and THEN prove that Tylenol also knew...
and actively hid them? Or is this meant to assume (without proof) that Tylenol causes autism, and then Johnson & Johnson is being asked to "prove a negative" ???
Proving-a-negative isn't how our court system is supposed to work, right? The person making the positive assertion must prove it's true. The accused doesn't need to prove it to be false, right?
I do not think that Texas will be successful at doing anything other than making lawyers rich and intentionally harming the reputation of the company and the product. They will be the equivalent of the fellow who put cyanide in Tylenol capsules back in the early 80's.
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Or his and his mouth breathing followers who went after Dr. Fauci when he changed the protocols for ..
Botany
Oct 28
#41
Dr. Seheult is quadruple board-certified through the American Board of Internal Medicine
GreatGazoo
Oct 28
#45
Seheult details the biological mechanisms by which ASD and other neurological
GreatGazoo
Wednesday
#66
'Activist' hedge funds might be orchestrating all of it for profit and control nt
lostnfound
Oct 28
#20
This will backfire on them bigly when Tylenol sues TX for frivolous lawsuit and Tylenol wins!!
lark
Oct 28
#12
He's running against Cornyn in the US Senate primary and is playing to the whacky GOP base.
surfered
Oct 28
#17
Paxton's quite the opportunist, and Cornyn's been hitting him hard over the affair
Torchlight
Oct 28
#18
Texas is posterchild for the tragicomic political theatre that is the United States right now.
marmar
Oct 28
#19
Tylenol has plenty of warnings on their bottles about potential side effects.
cstanleytech
Oct 28
#23
I assume that Kenvue's lawyers will start moving toward a motion for sanctions for filing a frivolous complaint.
TomSlick
Oct 28
#49
"He wants to line the pockets of every trial lawyer in the state. He ran off all of his professional staff."
mahatmakanejeeves
Oct 28
#63