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Well, actually It doesn't matter what you think right or wrong, what matter is can u force the other party to follow what you want.
by matz1 8y ago
Well, actually It doesn't matter what you think right or wrong, what matter is can u force the other party to follow what you want.
- xeromal 8y agoI think we're arguing what is morally correct while you're arguing what is legally correct. You're right legally, but it still sucks that everything has to be defined to the Planck length and you'll still probably get screwed.
- SolaceQuantum 8y agoThe implication is that both sides don't necessarily have leverage, meaning you cannot force fair behavior by yourself. This power disparity is something society at whole tends to recognize, and is thus able to leverage social norms to shame a company into behaving align with societal understandings of fairness.