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This seems like something that an ambitious lawyer might pick up as a class action, since the very nature of these cards creates a class that benefits at the ex
by K0balt 2y ago
This seems like something that an ambitious lawyer might pick up as a class action, since the very nature of these cards creates a class that benefits at the expense of a different class. Might be difficult to establish a fiduciary obligation, but I’m sure a gifted legal mind could find a way and an accounting.
- hiatus 2y agoThese cards are distributed by the police union. I can see it being argued that restricting distribution of these cards would be akin to restricting speech of the union.
- K0balt 2y agoHmmm… yeah I can see the problem there, and the “perks” while heavily implied are ephemeral from an organisational standpoint. So probably a no-go.
- hiatus 2y agoI appreciate the down votes for an unpopular opinion. Can associations give out membership cards? That's the fundamental issue and given the constitutional protection of free association I think it would be tough to argue against.