That’s a given. But I think we have to split the difference on this one and argue that these practices are deeply anti-consumer. If a contract is, in essence, a

That’s a given. But I think we have to split the difference on this one and argue that these practices are deeply anti-consumer. If a contract is, in essence, an agreement that one party is free to do effectively anything, and that the other must simply pay whatever the other party demands, subject to change at any particular time, that is less of a contract than it is a pair of handcuffs and a ball gag.