Clicking 'Like' can cancel your right to sue a company

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  1. A Guy
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    I sincerely doubt that clicking like, even if a disclaimer must be agreed to first, can legally prevent you from suing for a legitimate reason. I can't see that holding up. A Guy
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  3. JerometheGiraff
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    I think it extends beyond facebook.
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  4. BillDing
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    It's OK guys, they've changed their minds caved amidst terrible PR.
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  5. carwiz
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    LOL... Yeah, it spread pretty fast. I even got two small boxes of cereal from them in the mail box Saturday.
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  7. GEWB
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    And they make the post on a Saturday like a politician hoping to get out of town over the weekend while reporters are off work.

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  8. JerometheGiraff
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    I'm probably going to boycott General Mills.
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  9. UsernameIssues
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    JerometheGiraff said:
    I'm probably going to boycott General Mills.
    Then you might as well boycott these companies too:
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  11. Britton30
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    JerometheGiraff said:
    I'm probably going to boycott General Mills.
    Just don't "like" them. GM makes a LOT more than Cheerios.
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  12. A Guy
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    I would not give something up in case some day I have a grievance and don't want arbitration! A Guy
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