Rofl

Radio music

It's certainly special

No, actually, it's normal

it's normal and obnoxious

UOC what do you make of the Equifax scandal

dudes, I am in this fantasy literature discord that has a music channel that would make you guys truly suicidal

I quit at my last gym because they kept playing retarded nigger music

Let's try to figure out what the best negro music of the ages is

link some uoc

Jazz

By far

I only just heard about the equifax thing

I submit two suggestions: John Coltrane (jazz) and Michael Jackson (pop)

I will read up on it and answer you

jazz by a long shot

michael jackson is ok

Hagel I agree with your opinion of negroid music

except I like old timey blues too like Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf

the best negro music comes from detroit

oh its a mandatory arbitration clause issue

the best negroid music was when louis theroux made a rap song

those are becoming pretty disfavored. I don't know how equifax will shake out, but my guess is that there is a chance some judge will find that clause to be "unconscionable"

or maybe it's sun ra

sun ra is solid

space IS the place

What does that mean

In a legal sense

contractual provisions that are "unconscionable" are unenforceable. If a mandatory arbitration clause is found to be unconscionable, it would allow people to sue Equifax over this despite what their fine print says.

I see

unconscionability is basically a balancing test between a bunch of different factors that ultimately come down to what the judge thinks

outcome will depend a lot on where suit is brought and what judge hears the case

What kind of court would hear such a case

Supreme court?

generally, things are unconscionable when there is a big imbalance in the position of the two parties. For example, a huge corporation would have much more bargaining power, much more sophistication; a random person would have fewer options, less knowledge, etc

that imbalance getting big enough is when courts start calling things unconscionable

No, this case would either be brought in state district court and removed to federal court, or just brought in federal district court

a district court judge would make a decision, which will probably go through a long ass appeals process

unlikely to go to Supreme Court

the classic case for this issue in school is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Williams_v._Walker-Thomas_Furniture_Co.

"Unconscionability has generally been recognized to include an absence of meaningful choice on the part of one of the parties together with contract terms which are unreasonably favorable to the other party...."