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> (as long as you have the money to actually go to court with real representation) The theoretical ability to contest contract provisions is close to meaningle
by rectang 8y ago
> (as long as you have the money to actually go to court with real representation)
The theoretical ability to contest contract provisions is close to meaningless because the cost of litigation makes it inaccessible for the vast majority of the American people. Arbitration puts justice even further out of reach.
- ergothus 8y agoNo argument here (though I have no real solution to that problem. Denying everyone lawyers doesn't help, it just slightly shifts who suffers). My point was that on this and related topics the "It's a contract, suck it up" type responses are based on a flawed basis, not that the result is actually just or fair.