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Jesse Ventura wins $2 million court case against the late SEAL sniper Chris Kyle

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I can't believe he is that much of an idiot posting an article on his "winnings" on his Facebook page like he was proud of it!
Just think about how many idiots live in Minnesota to have elected a jerk like Ventura governor.
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I can't believe he is that much of an idiot posting an article on his "winnings" on his Facebook page like he was proud of it!

 

Why wouldn't he be proud of it? If he didn't do it I would think he would be proud of the fact that he was exonerated and did not insult his fellow seals.

Just think about how many idiots live in Minnesota to have elected a jerk like Ventura governor.

Point made, they elected Al Franken as well.

Why wouldn't he be proud of it? If he didn't do it I would think he would be proud of the fact that he was exonerated and did not insult his fellow seals.

Proud of a lawsuit he should have dropped after the guy died? People would find out about it anyway, he didn't to post is and didn't need to be strutting like he just won a belt.

 

And concerning the Seals, and other military, he is taking a hit from them now.

Proud of a lawsuit he should have dropped after the guy died? People would find out about it anyway, he didn't to post is and didn't need to be strutting like he just won a belt.

 

And concerning the Seals, and other military, he is taking a hit from them now.

 

Why should he have dropped it? He was looking to be exonerated, which he was. He said he would have dropped the lawsuit early on if the guy had just admitted he made it up.

Why wouldn't he be proud of it? If he didn't do it I would think he would be proud of the fact that he was exonerated and did not insult his fellow seals.

Then why does he say he won't be welcome at any other SEAL get togethers and will have to turn his back on them?

Why should he have dropped it? He was looking to be exonerated, which he was. He said he would have dropped the lawsuit early on if the guy had just admitted he made it up.

Yeah he did make the offer, BUT then after, the guy died! So he sued a dead guy. As I said, he comes off as a scumbag now, he didn't need to be strutting around like he was proud of it. Heck, a simple "BTW people, I was cleared" or whatever. He needed to at least show some class and be humble about it. Then you brought up that he wanted to clear his name with the SEAL's, and I told you what happened, it backfired, they can't stand him now and he is taking a hit from them left and right.

Then why does he say he won't be welcome at any other SEAL get togethers and will have to turn his back on them?

 

Don't know but once the guy died he had to continue the lawsuit in order to clear his name. If he dropped it there would be some question. It was obviously important to him.

Yeah he did make the offer, BUT then after, the guy died! So he sued a dead guy. As I said, he comes off as a scumbag now, he didn't need to be strutting around like he was proud of it. Heck, a simple "BTW people, I was cleared" or whatever. He needed to at least show some class and be humble about it. Then you brought up he wanted to clear his name with the SEAL's, and I told you what happened, it backfired, they can't stand him now and he is taking a hit from them left and right.

 

Get your facts right, he sued and then the guy died.

Get your facts right, he sued and then the guy died.

 

My facts are correct! Did he win the lawsuit before he died? Uhh, no! So look over my post again and you will see it was correct. After the guy died, he could have, should have dropped the lawsuit, he did not, so he sued a dead guy.

My facts are correct! Did he win the lawsuit before he died? Uhh, no! So look over my post again and you will see it was correct. After the guy died, he could have, should have dropped the lawsuit, he did not, so he sued a dead guy.

 

He made the offer while the guy was alive.

No way I would drop the lawsuit if the guy dies, no way to clear my name otherwise. He sued a guy who died after the lawsuit was filed. Too bad. If someone accuses you wrongly and it's important to your honor, do you continue to clear your name or drop it? I'm continuing the lawsuit.

States have their own laws regarding juries in civil litigation' date=' but AFAIK, the size and vote required to win a lawsuit is not up to the lawyers. I believe that in Kentucky, the two sides may agree to have a judge-only trial or if a judge determines that there are no contested facts in a case, he or she may decide to try the civil case without a jury. Whenever there are facts in dispute and the two sides are unwilling to waive their rights to a jury trial, then the judge will hand the case to a jury. Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, so maybe one of the Kentucky lawyers will correct me if I am mistaken.[/quote']

 

Well in this case it was allowed. Both lawyers met and agreed as long as 8 jurors agreed they would accept it. The judge allowed it and 8 it was.

Don't know but once the guy died he had to continue the lawsuit in order to clear his name. If he dropped it there would be some question. It was obviously important to him.

 

I think I read somewhere that Jesse has a history of suing people any time he feels slighted in any way.

I think I read somewhere that Jesse has a history of suing people any time he feels slighted in any way.

 

I wouldn't doubt it, he obviously likes the attention. However, he obviously had a case.

I wouldn't doubt it, he obviously likes the attention. However, he obviously had a case.

 

Well he was able to convince the same people that elected him Governor that he did. I wonder how this case would have played out in Texas, Kyle's home state.

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