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Rights for me but not for thee

by petee 3y ago

brigadier132 3y ago
What? Anyone can create an LLC if they want to, it's $100 a year if you want to do it completely online (less if you want to deal with more paperwork). I just sell things over the internet and don't want the entire planet to know who I am because of it.
- gavinhoward 3y ago
  Your customers have a right to know who you are. Otherwise, if you deliver shoddy stuff, they could try to sue, you shut the LLC down, and they're left without justice, even with the justice system.
  - brigadier132 3y ago
    > Your customers have a right to know who you are No they do not. Not everything is a right because of feelings. > if you deliver shoddy stuff, they could try to sue, you shut the LLC down This is way oversimplified. Delivering a "shoddy product" is not illegal and it's not the responsibility of victims to deliver justice, it's the responsibility of the government. If a victim wants justice they should go to a court and a court will have access to information on who owns a business. > and they're left without justice Ok, so you actually are advocating for vigilante and mob justice.
    - gavinhoward 3y ago
      No, I am saying that because they would not know who you are, they could not bring a civil case, and law enforcement would not get involved because it is not a criminal case since it is not illegal. But if it was public, they would know who you are and could bring a civil case and go through the justice system. > This is way oversimplified. Delivering a "shoddy product" is not illegal and it's not the responsibility of victims to deliver justice, it's the responsibility of the government. If a victim wants justice they should go to a court and a court will have access to information on who owns a business. Not necessarily. And in a civil case, it is unfortunately the responsibility of the victim to set the wheels of justice in motion through the justice system. I have no idea why you think I am in favor of mob justice when I am at risk of it too as an LLC owner. > No they do not. Not everything is a right because of feelings. This is what the commenter above meant with "rights for me and not for thee." You want privacy, but you deny your customers the right of knowing who they are doing business with.
    - petee 3y ago
      > Not everything is a right because of feelings. But your demand for the right of privacy is based on your feelings of fear. You have no real need for privacy, you just want it. You want protection from "them", and anyone who wants protection from you has to navigate the legal system. You pay $100, they pay thousands for a lawyer. Sounds fair.
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Rights for me but not for thee

by petee 3y ago

Rights for me but not for thee

What? Anyone can create an LLC if they want to, it's $100 a year if you want to do it completely online (less if you want to deal with more paperwork). I just sell things over the internet and don't want the entire planet to know who I am because of it.

gavinhoward 3y ago
Your customers have a right to know who you are. Otherwise, if you deliver shoddy stuff, they could try to sue, you shut the LLC down, and they're left without justice, even with the justice system.
- brigadier132 3y ago
  > Your customers have a right to know who you are No they do not. Not everything is a right because of feelings. > if you deliver shoddy stuff, they could try to sue, you shut the LLC down This is way oversimplified. Delivering a "shoddy product" is not illegal and it's not the responsibility of victims to deliver justice, it's the responsibility of the government. If a victim wants justice they should go to a court and a court will have access to information on who owns a business. > and they're left without justice Ok, so you actually are advocating for vigilante and mob justice.
  - gavinhoward 3y ago
    No, I am saying that because they would not know who you are, they could not bring a civil case, and law enforcement would not get involved because it is not a criminal case since it is not illegal. But if it was public, they would know who you are and could bring a civil case and go through the justice system. > This is way oversimplified. Delivering a "shoddy product" is not illegal and it's not the responsibility of victims to deliver justice, it's the responsibility of the government. If a victim wants justice they should go to a court and a court will have access to information on who owns a business. Not necessarily. And in a civil case, it is unfortunately the responsibility of the victim to set the wheels of justice in motion through the justice system. I have no idea why you think I am in favor of mob justice when I am at risk of it too as an LLC owner. > No they do not. Not everything is a right because of feelings. This is what the commenter above meant with "rights for me and not for thee." You want privacy, but you deny your customers the right of knowing who they are doing business with.
  - petee 3y ago
    > Not everything is a right because of feelings. But your demand for the right of privacy is based on your feelings of fear. You have no real need for privacy, you just want it. You want protection from "them", and anyone who wants protection from you has to navigate the legal system. You pay $100, they pay thousands for a lawyer. Sounds fair.
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