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by msiyer
2853 days ago
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> Sadly, even if this is unenforceable, the potential legal battle to have it declared so would be scary enough to quash some criticism. I have seen this happen in so many cases all over the world. Supreme Court orders can be ignored by the government agencies and even private parties as long as no one drags them to court. Spending a 100 million dollars is nothing for the government or influential private parties as big as Intel. The small guy, however, will be bankrupted. Be it the government or the big corporate, it is effectively the public money being used against the public. How absurd. This shows that money is necessary for justice. This is dangerous. Why can we not have systems that detect such frauds and automatically discipline such entities? It is not like such violations are happening behind closed doors of a small house in an inaccessible jungle. These violations are public. |
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