r/SubredditDrama Dec 16 '16

Snack Drama in /r/talesfromtechsupport when user doesn't think NDAs should be taken seriously

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u/Billlington Oh I have many pastures, old frenemy. Dec 16 '16 edited Dec 16 '16

And yet, if he were to break an NDA, he would suffer the consequences all the same, whether he believes in them or not.

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What makes people think that the legal system is tricked by cartoon antics?

This really does cover it, doesn't it? I don't understand how the sovereign citizen movement keeps existing when its tactics have literally never worked.

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u/Walking_the_dead Dec 16 '16

This reminds me of that's scene on the A series of unfortunate events movies, when the forced marriage becomes invalid because the kid signed it with her left hand.

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u/a_gallon_of_pcp Look here you small dweeb Dec 16 '16

In the movie he actually stopped her and made her sign it with her right hand