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Lawsuit Targets Gun Maker, Video Game, And Social Media

Mexico seeks $10 billion in damages from gun makers in U.S. lawsuit

A recent lawsuit has been filed targeting what lawyers are calling an 'unholy trinity' of companies allegedly linked to the tragic massacre that occurred in Uvalde, Texas. This legal action comes two years after the devastating incident at Robb Elementary School, where 19 students and two teachers lost their lives.

The lawsuit is significant as it not only focuses on the gun maker, Daniel Defense, but also includes video game company Activision and social media giant Meta, the owner of Instagram. The plaintiffs argue that Activision's game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, featured a rifle manufactured by Daniel Defense, and that Instagram played a role in marketing the gun to the Uvalde shooter, Salvador Ramos.

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