>>21298420I thought every company put an arbitration clause in every agreement as a matter of course? because bribing an "arbitrator" that you pay to rule in your favor is simple, cheap, and discreet, while trying to bribe an Article-III judge is like sixteen different federal felonies, some of which could make the directors of a company that does it personally liable. So of course they want to stay out of court at all costs, and make sure that the agreement says "you forever surrender your right to sue, you have to use the "arbitrator" we nominate, you agree to this by making your purchase or using the platform"
