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Actually no, we have laws about these things. It's just that we don't enforce them once a company because large enough, because reasons. Does a woman deserve to
by ROTMetro 4y ago
Actually no, we have laws about these things. It's just that we don't enforce them once a company because large enough, because reasons. Does a woman deserve to be assaulted for walking alone after a certain time of night?
You can avoid the situation, but the responsibility is absolutely not on you.
- zabzonk 4y agoWho is this "we"? and of course the rule whenever you by something is "buyer beware" i cannot believe you would think otherwise
- arp242 4y ago> Who is this "we"? Almost every jurisdiction on the planet. Selling something that you claim does A while in fact it empathically does not do A is illegal almost everywhere. This isn't some sort of vague subjective claim or obvious exaggeration, but a very specific objective claim. "Use this deodorant and you will get laid more often" is something no reasonable person takes literally, so it's allowed. "This drive can store 10TB" is a very specific claim, and if it can only store 64GB then it's deception. There's mountains of jurisdiction on this, in many different jurisdictions around the world. Exact details differ, but it usually comes down to something like the above.
- ROTMetro 4y agoIn the case of the original article the UK, but I meant pretty much every society. Are you claiming that the UK regulations titled 'The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations' don't exist?