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True, But punishing people for exercising their rights, is quite similar to placing restrictions on said rights. I'm no lawyer, but you generally can't out-sm

by jopsen 9y ago

True, But punishing people for exercising their rights, is quite similar to placing restrictions on said rights. I'm no lawyer, but you generally can't out-smart the law :)

infogulch 9y ago
Of course you can be punished for exercising your rights. There is no better example than free speech: you're free to say whatever you want, and your customers are free to leave in response. The considerations of many contracts include some form of restricting your rights in return for something. IANAL either, in case that wasn't obvious.