This Simple Click Could Cost You EVERYTHING
August 19, 2024
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as posted by the channelDisney Argues Signing up for Disney+ Prevents Wrongful Death Lawsuit!!
This week on 51-49, we expose the dangers of forced arbitration, tracing its roots from the 1925 Federal Arbitration Act to its modern abuse by corporations like Disney, Tesla, and Ticketmaster, which use these clauses to block lawsuits and evade accountability. We reveal how a simple click can strip away your right to a jury trial, how this rigged system favors big business, and how it's quietly woven into everything from streaming services to adventure parks, leaving consumers and employees powerless.
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