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You can only get more conservative when you have things to protect like a house and a pension.
Most millennials retirement plan atm is die of heatstroke in 150 degree weather in a 8 person shared apartment in Alaska.
Previously, any time they'd normally go to court, which was fairly rare, per the article.
Twofold: One, they lost a case in arbitration that basically said arbitration isn't usable.
Two: Lot of companies do arbitration to avoid court, which works fine and is cheaper if you're not getting taken to court much. If 75,000 people that could do a class action suit all go to arbitration though, the benefit is lost. Lawyers threatened that. 3 grand a arbitration case x 75,000 people == 225 million dollars on fees alone.
Choose wisely, 500gb game from the western dev, or winter heating from the eastern.
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This omission makes me wonder if they mean Tesla specifically or just using it as an euphemism for everything its overlord touches.
Your comment stated, "They were eroding democracy..."
If I misread your implication, apologies, but the obvious question follows: If not Tesla, who is "they" in that context?
something something pots n kettles something something
Although the community of Angoon received a $90,000 settlement from the Department of the Interior in 1973...
Approximately $638,000 now, after inflation. Do with that knowledge what you will. (I recommend being somewhat upset.)
The first Tesla car came out in 2008. Elon was in charge at that point. He was its largest shareholder as of 2004, and it was founded as of 2003. Pretty sure it wasn't eroding anything in those first 4 carless years.
i mean, hows he gonna run from jail? Or the grave more likely
A man of culture.