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And if you're in the US, there are no restrictions on corporations restricting your rights. Only the government. The more that is privatized, the less rights

• Finnucane 8y ago
  >And if you're in the US, there are no restrictions on corporations restricting your rights. That's not precisely true, though in practice it may depend on the willingness of regulators to enforce existing rules, or people being willing and able to sue in court. Our corporate overlords can often count on those factors working in their favor.
  • rosser 8y ago
    > the willingness of regulators to enforce existing rules, or people being willing and able to sue in court... Regulatory capture and mandatory arbitration agreements buried in the click-wrap. Our "corporate overlords" have structured those factors to work in their favor.