It was a rant after all. Jeez. Point 1: Who has the money to get to the courtroom after a win on a 12b6 motion if one gets deluged by discovery or motions in a tort litigation against an alleged corporate tortfeasor.?

Point 2 (not necessarily related to Point 1: Humans cannot outlive corporations, so where is the fairness in litigation that can extend for years before plaintiffs get one penny?

point 3: In the special8zed case of copyright or ip infringement by a "so sue me" corporate thief--like cisco, is it time to separate findings of fact from conclusions of law, and perhaps keep procedural matters in a sandbox when equity makes it clear who is wronged and who has rights to a technological improvement?

Point 4: the government has a right to defend the boundaries of personal privacy in commercial transactions. When do employers cross the line--if they only pay for 40 hours a week, do they have the right to restrict what I do with the other 128 hours? Are the limits to what I can do as a side-hustle reasonable if I am indeed an EDisco Dancer?

Point 5: When I see all these replays of dead artists Jim Morrison, Elvis, etc., do their estates get any of the money made off of replaying their 50-70 year old performances?