[eyeamok]

Karl Denninger had an interesting approach to FIX these Problems

“Change US law so that in order to bring a suit in the United States court system related to copyright, patent or trademark infringement you must have substantially designed and built said thing in the United States, using legal US workers, including but not limited to actual assembly.

If not then you have to sue in wherever you did such work — you cannot sue in the United States.”

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=231485

My version would require at least 90% of the ENTIRE COMPANY and EMPLOYEES be PHYSICALLY LOCATED in the US, And ALL EMPLOYEES be Legal US Residents or Citizens, NO H1B in excess of 10% of your Workforce or NO COURTS FOR YOU.

[Freedom56v2]

Karl Denninger had an interesting approach to FIX these Problems

“Change US law so that in order to bring a suit in the United States court system related to copyright, patent or trademark infringement you must have substantially designed and built said thing in the United States, using legal US workers, including but not limited to actual assembly.

If not then you have to sue in wherever you did such work — you cannot sue in the United States.”

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=231485

My version would require at least 90% of the ENTIRE COMPANY and EMPLOYEES be PHYSICALLY LOCATED in the US, And ALL EMPLOYEES be Legal US Residents or Citizens, NO H1B in excess of 10% of your Workforce or NO COURTS FOR YOU.

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Interesting!!

[Sgt_Schultze]

I read Karl's suggestion, but eliminating patent rights in the US will impel similar action around the world. Think about how it would impact pharmaceuticals and electronics if our patents were ignored. Chinese factories already counterfeit thousands of high-end products - because they already have the dies and the supply-chain information.

Our factories' markets would shrink to within our borders without patent protections.