Class action for mental anguish suffered on the 6th?

[Joel Heberlein]

Jurisdiction

US Federal Law

I, and I assume countless decent, thoughtful, occupants of this land, suffered greatly as we watched in abject fear that the unfolding coordinated attack of the 6th on the capital could potentually prove successful.
An attack which by its vary nature signified the rolling back, if not the total negation, of the gains and protections codified in the articles of U.S. constitution.
The level of terror, believing at the time, that if successful anyone who had voiced any opposition to it's benefactors would potentially be in the crosshairs of systematic reprisals, (As history has shown repeatedly), cannot be understated.
What would prevent going forward with a C/A lawsuit on that basis?

 

[Zigner]

I, and I assume countless decent, thoughtful, occupants of this land, suffered greatly as we watched in abject fear that the unfolding coordinated attack of the 6th on the capital could potentually prove successful.
An attack which by its vary nature signified the rolling back, if not the total negation, of the gains and protections codified in the articles of U.S. constitution.
The level of terror, believing at the time, that if successful anyone who had voiced any opposition to it's benefactors would potentially be in the crosshairs of systematic reprisals, (As history has shown repeatedly), cannot be understated.
What would prevent going forward with a C/A lawsuit on that basis?

No...
just no.

 

[Joel Heberlein]

Ok
Just ok.
Cheers

 

[Tax Counsel]

What would prevent going forward with a C/A lawsuit on that basis?

The lack of a valid claim. The lack of legally recognized damages. The lack of a class. The lack of a suitable defendant with pockets big enough to make it worthwhile.

 

[adjusterjack]

What would prevent going forward with a C/A lawsuit on that basis?

Actually, nothing prevents you from going forward with a class action lawsuit pursuant to Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure:

Rule 23. Class Actions

Though it is likely to fail to be certified.

 

[Joel Heberlein]

Yeah, it was a stupid thought.
To much isolation.

 

[Joel Heberlein]

Thanks for even replying.
Have a good day.

 

[zddoodah]

An attack which by its vary nature signified the rolling back, if not the total negation, of the gains and protections codified in the articles of U.S. constitution.

LOL...what? Hyperbole much?

What would prevent going forward with a C/A lawsuit on that basis?

On what basis? You haven't articulated any basis on which you or anyone else might sue. Nor have you indicated whom you might want to sue.