[Tim Hancock]

If a person chooses to work at a job that has repetitive motions and as time goes by, their body starts complaining, I say they need to find another job.

To me, this is like a pro football player sueing the NFL because after 7 years in the league his body is going to hell on him.

This guy chose where to work all his life. If he didn't want to do manual labor, maybe he should have chosen a different career path.

My grandpa was a carpenter all his life by his choice. He moves pretty slow now. He would never even think to blame it on anyone else. Our legal system is slowly but surely creating a society where personal responsibility is becoming a thing of the past. Greedy lawyers and liberal politicians are at the root of the problem.

I design custom automated machinery for a living and I am amazed at how "safe" these machines are required to be now. A toddler could crawl around most of them while in operation and not get hurt. The rising cost of these machines due to the growing requirements for safety and ergonomics is causing alot of work to go overseas where workers do not sue their employer when they choose to stick their hand in a spinning saw blade.