The Truth

BY: DR. FOREST LEWIS

America is suit happy! If you happen to look at me the wrong way, I can say I felt intimidated. I was so emotionally distraught that I couldn't perform my husbandly duties, so, I find a cheap lawyer and sue you.

It is no longer funny, the number of litigants in our court system today. I thought that I had heard it all when the gun grabbers sued gun manufacturers for guns used in homicides. The thought of some numb skull judge giving credence to such ridiculous garbage is an insult to our judicial system.

Just when I thought things couldn't get any worse, this moron, who happens to be a judge sues this dry cleaner in the Nation's Capitol for, hold onto your hat, "54-MILLION DOLLARS." Why? The judge said the cleaners had lost his trousers; and then tried to cover up the fact that his pants were lost by giving him a different set. For that, this kook-kook bird felt that he was entitled to 67-Million dollars. That number was eventually reduced to 54-Million.

Today, District of Columbia Superor Court Judge Judith Bartnoff returned sanity to the court system. She ruled against the judge, identified as Roy L. Pearson, Jr. Judge Bartnoff said that the Korean immigrants(THEY ARE LEGAL) did not violate the city's Consumer Protection Act, when they did not live up Pearson's expectations of a, "Satisfaction Guaranteed sign that once hung outside of the store belonging to Jin Nam Chung and Ki Chung. The Chung's have since removed the sign.

In her ruling, judge Bartnoff declared:

"Plantiff Roy L. Pearson, Jr. takes nothing from the defendants, and defendants, Soo Chung, Jin Nam Chung and Ki Y Chung are awarded the costs of this action against the plantiff Roy L. Pearson, Jr."

In other words, this idiot Pearson will have to pay for the Chungs court costs. Pearson is an administrative law judge. It is interesting how he came up with this astronomical figure for a simple pair of trousers. Pearson said he added up years of law violations and nearly two-million dollars in common law claims.

And to think ladies and gentlemen, this clown is a judge. Sounds to me like he should be in intensive psychotherapy; along with the judge who said this case had any merit in the first place.

Chris Manning who represented the Chungs told reporters after the verdict that no resonable person would look at the sign and assume that the wording meant "an Unconditional Promise Of Satisfaction." But, herein lies the problem. Roy L. Pearson is "Not A Reasonable Person." He sounds like a very troubled man.

I do not believe that he was that concerned about the pants. I believe that his issue involves how he views Koreans. The pants were a smoke screen. Roy L. Pearson meant to do these people great harm. He wanted them destroyed. A racist can not be called upon to be a clear thinker. He or she is consumed with such hatred that they can't see anything but their blind rage toward their victim(s). Pearson is a Black man!

And yes, Black people can be racists as well. They must meet two criteria:

A) Prejudice

B) Possess Power

Pearson I believe is certainly prejudice. And as a judge, he wields enormous power.

This is what this entire suit was about, "Rage and Racism."

We need mature jurists who have the guts to step up and throw these frivolous lawsuits out of court:Not encourage them!

Otherwise, victims of people like Roy L. Pearson face financial ruins. For their part, the Chungs admit that they lost a lot of money defending this ridiculous lawsuit. They have also taken an emotional beating and have suffered a loss of face in their community. In the Asian culture, this is a big thing. A loss of face of humiliating.

Pearson did not have to do this. But, his actions I believe were out of his control because of his hatred!

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