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Can you take your unopinionated headlines somewhere else? This is a technology community.
I think you mean opinionated headlines. But you're right. This post is trash. Disney did a bad thing, but it's nothing like what's in the post title (which isn't the article headline).
Disney is arguing the case should go to arbitration, not that it is legal for them to kill someone. Obviously their argument in arbitration would be that is isn't their fault the death occured.
I might have been a teensie bit sarcastic when I wrote that ;)
It does suggest tech users should think twice about the scope of the arbitration clauses in the user agreements they sign.