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It's weirdly both such a big number and such a small number. 15k is a ton for many people and probably well more than the inconvenience this one guy suffered.
by joebob42 4y ago
It's weirdly both such a big number and such a small number.
15k is a ton for many people and probably well more than the inconvenience this one guy suffered.
But it's insubstantial compared to the cost of this case turning into a class action and getting the city to actually have to change something, and it sounds like it's insubstantial compared to the total harm of this program. Especially cases like the woman who was nearly arrested.
- beachy 4y agoSounds like it was too small at the end of the day. 2 people accepted and 2 others are proceeding with class action suit. They failed in their goal of snuffing out the class action suit. Maybe $30k would have been enough. Though that might have attracted new litigants. Clearly a lose lose for Philly, which is not surprising with such a shit show of a policy.
- quickthrower2 4y agoThe problem with doing this to random cars is some of the people will be rich enough to say no!