February 27th, 2013 at 2:40AM
On Wednesday, the US Supreme Court will hear a case that has the potential to give big corporations free rein to write contracts that prevent consumers from ever holding them accountable for fraud, antitrust violations, or any other abuses of consumer and worker protection laws now on the books.

motherjones:

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    remind me again why in this country it’s legal AT ALL to prevent the use of the JUSTICE SYSTEM under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES?
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    what the actual fuck.
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    Also wrong.
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    Heck, why not? "News providers" are not liable for the veracity of their content anymore (libel has been struck from the...
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    Well, that’s dandy.
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