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So don’t buy from Sunrun. It’s that simple. That’s how capitalism works. If they ask you to sign something as a condition of using their service, simply decline
by briandear 8y ago
So don’t buy from Sunrun. It’s that simple. That’s how capitalism works. If they ask you to sign something as a condition of using their service, simply decline and they lose the sale.
- richmarr 8y ago> So don’t buy from Sunrun. It’s that simple. That’s how capitalism works. That's how laissez-faire capitalism works, within bounds. Capitalism just means private ownership and trade; it doesn't dictate, or even imply, anything about regulation. In more regulated capitalist economies legal systems are quite happy declaring 'unfair' contracts to be void. For example in the UK a single unfair clause can invalidate the entire contract.
- pixl97 8y ago"In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread." Your idea might work, if all companies didn't follow the same anti consumer rules. At some point a law becomes so favored to a business that the savings from anti consumerism dwarfs potential lost sales. Not enough people will realize they are being screwed in the first place.
- nec4b 8y agoYou're mixing an economic system with a legal framework.