← Back to context Comment by NetMageSCW 11 hours ago Cost of settlement is not proportional to work required. 3 comments NetMageSCW Reply gchamonlive 10 hours ago It's still absurd, because justice in this case doesn't come from equating these financial costs, this is an unfair system that privileges those with big pockets. echoangle 4 hours ago What’s the alternative? Which system would allow people to sue for $10 if the work required to do that is worth significantly more? gchamonlive 4 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49878075 a system of fairness, not a system of exploitation
gchamonlive 10 hours ago It's still absurd, because justice in this case doesn't come from equating these financial costs, this is an unfair system that privileges those with big pockets. echoangle 4 hours ago What’s the alternative? Which system would allow people to sue for $10 if the work required to do that is worth significantly more? gchamonlive 4 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49878075 a system of fairness, not a system of exploitation
echoangle 4 hours ago What’s the alternative? Which system would allow people to sue for $10 if the work required to do that is worth significantly more? gchamonlive 4 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49878075 a system of fairness, not a system of exploitation
gchamonlive 4 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49878075 a system of fairness, not a system of exploitation
It's still absurd, because justice in this case doesn't come from equating these financial costs, this is an unfair system that privileges those with big pockets.
What’s the alternative? Which system would allow people to sue for $10 if the work required to do that is worth significantly more?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49878075 a system of fairness, not a system of exploitation