Yes - but those aren't limitations beyond what I was getting at that's all part of the package of the bland dystopia of late 2026. I think 1 is just a case where it comes down to who has the better lawyers, as is 2. And for 3, yes, also a large government does not have much recourse if they have decided to not flex their muscles. Pretty much the only threat I see as actually viable/scary in this world environment is along the lines of megacorp v megacorp or megacorp v broligarch - and everyone else is just caught in the cross hairs/benefits by accident at best. It would be difficult to argue that the current environment is conducive to consumer protections or equal justice under law.