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1. Tom Morris (tommorris@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 15-Aug-2024 05:22:58 JST Tom Morris

   "You signed up to a free trial of Disney+, and the T&Cs you never read when doing so contains an binding arbitration clause which totally applies to the dispute regarding your spouse's unfortunate death at a Disney resort restaurant" is certainly an argument.

   https://lawandcrime.com/lawsuit/borders-on-the-absurd-dead-womans-estate-rejects-disneys-claim-that-widowers-disney-membership-means-wrongful-death-lawsuit-must-be-arbitrated/

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   • Tom Morris (tommorris@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 15-Aug-2024 05:22:58 JST Tom Morris

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     I'm not saying you should pirate movies and TV shows to preserve your right to pursue litigation. Absolutely not.

     But if you have decided to pirate their content rather than pay for it, pat yourself on the back because it turns out only having illegal relations with the Disney Corporation has unexpected extra benefits.

     Kinda like downloading those Sony albums off Napster back in the day meant you didn't get a rootkit installed on your PC, unlike the people who paid for them on CD.