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Yes. That's what it means. Your contract is meaningless against a corporation when they can change the terms of the agreement and force you outside of a court
by kevin_b_er 8y ago
Yes. That's what it means. Your contract is meaningless against a corporation when they can change the terms of the agreement and force you outside of a court of law into a monkey court of arbitration.
The courts are for the wealthy, not for the plebiscite. This is what this ruling shows.
- smogcutter 8y agoFWIW, a plebiscite is a yes/no popular vote of the whole population, not the population itself. Also, totally agreed.
- stochastic_monk 8y agoHe almost certainly meant plebeian, but his intention is clear and his point incontrovertible.