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To: SeekAndFind

Let’s suppose I need a repair on my car, but the mechanic I chose doesn’t want to perform the repair. Now, let’s say I take him to court and force him to perform the repair. How satisfied am I likely to be with this forced repair?

Especially if it’s a complicated repair, wouldn’t I want to go to someone who specializes in that repair?

What I think we need is legislation that prevents advocates from using the legal system to force their agenda on people who do not want to share it. The typical business simply can not afford to defend itself from lawfare.


9 posted on 07/24/2020 7:59:51 AM PDT by Gen.Blather (Wait! I said that out loud?)
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To: Gen.Blather

Maybe require the plaintiffs in all such suits to prove that the goods or services in question can’t be obtained anywhere else.


10 posted on 07/24/2020 8:43:18 AM PDT by HartleyMBaldwin
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