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Comment Re:Thinking Too Small (Score -1) 179

No protections? If a company kills people generally those running it are legally protected. If a company goes bankrupt the owners once again are protected from debtors going after their personal savings earned while running that company into the ground. If a company commits fraud once again you can sue the company but not those running it. This isn't about bailouts. It's not even really about economics. It's about corporatism. No corporation should have more legal power than any citizen. Corporations also don't go to a version of jail, think about that. Instead of labeling those you don't agree with, use that time to think about what you read.

LOL, you really have no clue, do you? Go ahead, try killing someone and then claim immunity because you did this while on the clock. Same for bankruptcy - if it was abolished all you'd have to do is just set limits of liability and write down seizable assets in every contract, but there's nothing the state provides that can't be reimplemented.

Comment Re:How about no? (Score -1, Troll) 103

Fact check actually said "it was a crocodile enclosure". It was so stupid, it short circuited my brain when typing it out.

Also headlines are epic, going along the lines of "child ended up in the croc cage". How? No one knows, but they arrested "a man". What kind of man? No one knows, but he's not a straight white one, because that would've been all over the news.

Best part is that now there's reporting that this mystery man was so mentally retarded, they couldn't interview him. So they released him on bail until september. Guess there's more kid chucking coming up.

Just kidding. This nonsense made it to X, so they're probably going to have to arrest the poor bastard before he gets to try to see if he can chuck the next one into a lion enclosure, and then get fact checked that it's actually a tiger enclosure.

Comment Re:$6 Million Damages is a Mosquito Bite (Score 1) 103

But there are potentially a huge number of these lawsuits pending, and a few million here, and a few million there, and soon it is real money.

Thank you Senator Dirksen". Most people today don't remember who first said that, or that the bit about "a few million here and a few million there" was added by a reporter, but even Democrats agree that this Republican was right. Thank you for reminding us that truth can come from both sides of the aisle.

Comment Re:Child abuser asks for immunity? (Score 1) 103

The entire point of Section 230 is that they don't act as publishers, but as mere platforms, which enables social media to exist at all.

"We" meaning pearl clutchers of all persuasions could always just sue the person who actually publishes speech they don't agree with. Which they often did. It just meant that you could not hope to blackmail corporations into banning speech "we" didn't like.

Comment Re:Child harm? (Score -1, Troll) 103

What is the number of lawsuits won by non-transgender children who have been convinced by members of multiple respectable organizations to transition?

Last I checked, it was quite a few. It's so popular now that there are projects popping up to help connect such people with attorneys, as medical malpractice attorneys didn't yet have the time to specialize in this specific line of lawsuits.

As lawyer specialization occurs, you can expect the numbers to go up massively, as significant portion of "transitioning" was grooming of autistic and homosexual children.

Comment Re:How about no? (Score -1, Offtopic) 103

At this point, it seems that they don't even bother. Prosecutor responsible for releasing thousands of the pakistani child rapists with nothing but warning letters (I'm not even joking, this actually happened) is currently the Prime Minister of UK. Literally the highest political post in the land.

There's no need to hide complicity. It's a badge of honor at this point. It shows that you're in the club.

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