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blue_jay

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5. This is tangentially related but

Reply to CousinIT (Reply #4)

Mon Apr 27, 2026, 06:11 PM

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bank of america is putting out a new arbitration provision clause (that you can opt out of if you're not a business). Another corporate accountability avoidance tactic is my suspicion but can anyone offer more clarity on the cons and pros of this?

https://conductatlas.com/blog/bank-of-america-arbitration-clause-2026/

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Gee, I wonder how the Supreme Corrupts will rule? -misanthroptimist Monday #1

The "Shit 6" will kowtow for the wealthy assholes wolfie001 Monday #2

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They have rarely if ever ruled against a corporation. This time will be no exception. CousinIT Monday #4

This is tangentially related but blue_jay Monday #5