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This case reads like a single individual suing these companies What is to stop other individuals from filing the same suit and expecting similar outcomes?
by noitpmeder 9mo ago
This case reads like a single individual suing these companies
What is to stop other individuals from filing the same suit and expecting similar outcomes?
- reenorap 9mo agoThis is the first of many lawsuits that was exactly the same.
- WarmWash 9mo agoNot much. Class action suites suffer immensely from bad actors freeloading on the backs of people actually harmed. I have a friend who practices law in the area on some pretty high profile medical cases, it's a chronic problem trying to weed out people who were affected from people who shamelessly want money. Basically people playing victim to steal from actual victims, and even worse, the side doing the weeding is the side who originated the harm.
- miltonlost 9mo agoI hope nothing. Maybe if enough people rightfully sue, then these companies will be forced into going out of business since we can't put the executives away for the crimes.
- boca_honey 9mo agoThat sounds like an excellent outcome. Also, I don't think executives should go to jail for something like this. Commercial social media going out of business and their executives paying enourmous fines is the best that could happen for the world IMO, but it is also extremely unlikely.
- Revolution1120 9mo agoThey should be in jail, absolutely they should be in jail. They provided effective tools for powerful and influential Chinese elites, a mafia-like, Satanic cult group. And the gaming companies should also be in jail.
- Andr2Andr 9mo agoIt is a bellwether trial, a test of sorts combining hundreds of similar cases. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellwether_trial https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellwether_trial
- noitpmeder 9mo agoSo wouldn't the fact that settlements are pouring in literally prove other can do it too?