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> Ebay does not have rights No, that is the actual dangerous thinking. Ebay enjoys the same freedom of association that you do. Their right to not do busines
by terminalshort 9mo ago
> Ebay does not have rights
No, that is the actual dangerous thinking. Ebay enjoys the same freedom of association that you do. Their right to not do business with you is exactly the same as your right to not do business with them. It's the very same right you exercise every time you use an add blocker.
- geocar 9mo ago> Their right to not do business with you is exactly the same as your right to not do business with them. You are incorrect about that. They are subject to the ADA. I am not. As a publicly listed company they have a tremendous number of other laws that apply to them and not to me. > It's the very same right you exercise every time you use an add blocker. Exactly: As an accessibility tool, it is illegal for a company to deny service in the US (and Ebay is a US corporation, despite their Canadian roots) for the use of the tool.
- terminalshort 9mo agoIs ebay denying you service because you have a disability? If not, the ADA is completely irrelevant. > it is illegal for a company to deny service in the US No it isn't. If you want to claim this, cite statute.
- geocar 9mo ago> No it isn't. If you want to claim this, cite statute. Robles v. Domino’s Pizza