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If we wanted to show that we weren't letting them do this without consequence, we'd be suing Yahoo and the Gov't like real Americans. We'd be suing for such an
by lightedman 10y ago
If we wanted to show that we weren't letting them do this without consequence, we'd be suing Yahoo and the Gov't like real Americans. We'd be suing for such an egregious amount that our national debt would look like a bit of pocket change. We would threaten the very life and livelihood of this country if we TRULY cared about our rights and privacy.
But no, instead you want us to sign a petition.
Give me a break.
- ilyanep 10y agoOkay, so go find a lawyer willing to make it a class-action and start the suit. Find a list of damages and try to justify the large cost, then file. Or is angrily commenting on Hacker News easier? Give me a break.
- lightedman 10y agoYou don't need money. If you've ever bothered to read the paperwork to file a suit, you'd notice a spot that says "I cannot afford the fees for attorney nor filing. Waive them." Then you prove that, make it a class-action suit, and you watch as lawyers scramble to make their name representing you and the class. This is how America works. If you haven't figured this out, I hope you do very soon, as it will be the only way you can defend yourself in eventuality.