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What she did was illegal, but they could have chosen to completely ignore it the same way they ignored her abuser’s many crimes. The fact that they didn’t shows which side they’re on.
I didn’t want to paint all Israelis with the same brush, but Jesus Christ, the people they allow in their government are indescribably vile.
Doing an “I told you so” on people who are happy to be wrong is pretty silly.
I don’t see the problem here. Yes, I’d rather see landlords themselves punished for price fixing, but that’s unlikely to happen because it involves prosecuting a huge number of defendants on charges that are hard to prove. Depriving them of software that’s tailor made to facilitate price fixing seems like a good first step. Who knows, a successful suit against the software company could end to making it a lot easier to sue the landlords who used it.
That’s about $32k in today’s money, using the “Other goods and services” category at in2013dollars.com.
I’ll eat my hat if Harris wins Texas. The voter apathy there is palpable.