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X account @jbsdc believes that litigation generally cannot independently hold companies accountable in the short term, and that Congress often avoids legislation when recourse to the courts is available.
What’s cute about this is that lawsuits have basically never been a way to actually, on their own, hold companies accountable in the short term.
The legal process takes forever, and there’s a longstanding precedent that Congress avoids legislating if “the courts” are an option.
What’s cute about this is that lawsuits have basically never been a way to actually, on their own, hold companies accountable in the short term.
The legal process takes forever, and there’s a longstanding precedent that Congress avoids legislating if “the courts” are an option.
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