Candace Owens

Doesn't matter if the entire scheme is obviously Orwellian. If those women who were assaulted in Massage Envy want the privilege of the right to some form of pretend justice, they have to pay an hourly fee to receive it. And the costs add up. But remember, even after you pay all that, your chances of winning, regardless of the merit of your case, are minuscule.

In five years, from 2014 to 2018, only 6% of cases arbitrated with the two biggest arbitration services in America ruled in favor of the little guy. Even though, in general, the little guy is only there because they were clearly wronged by the big guy. In those five years, nearly 1,000 AT&T customers attempted to arbitrate against AT&T for more than $440 million in damages.

In five years, from 2014 to 2018, only 6% of cases arbitrated with the two biggest arbitration services in America ruled in favor of the little guy. Even though, in general, the little guy is only there because they were clearly wronged by the big guy. In those five years, nearly 1,000 AT&T customers attempted to arbitrate against AT&T for more than $440 million in damages.

In five years, from 2014 to 2018, only 6% of cases arbitrated with the two biggest arbitration services in America ruled in favor of the little guy. Even though, in general, the little guy is only there because they were clearly wronged by the big guy. In those five years, nearly 1,000 AT&T customers attempted to arbitrate against AT&T for more than $440 million in damages.

Just 17 were successful, and they were only awarded a total of $376,000. That's less than 2%. The other 983 or so people just had the privilege of lining the pockets of their arbitrators and the corporate lawyers they work with to defend the rich and powerful. But it gets worse still. Because the arbitration industry, and it is an industry, is a monopoly.

Just 17 were successful, and they were only awarded a total of $376,000. That's less than 2%. The other 983 or so people just had the privilege of lining the pockets of their arbitrators and the corporate lawyers they work with to defend the rich and powerful. But it gets worse still. Because the arbitration industry, and it is an industry, is a monopoly.

Just 17 were successful, and they were only awarded a total of $376,000. That's less than 2%. The other 983 or so people just had the privilege of lining the pockets of their arbitrators and the corporate lawyers they work with to defend the rich and powerful. But it gets worse still. Because the arbitration industry, and it is an industry, is a monopoly.

A new lawsuit was just filed last week claiming that approximately 94% of the market share is owned by just one company, the American Arbitration Association. The next biggest company owns just 6% and all other competitors combined represent 0.0003% of the market. Es ist eine riesige Monopol, die von nur einer Firma regiert wird. Also ist es kein Wunder, dass die Industrie so korrupt ist.

A new lawsuit was just filed last week claiming that approximately 94% of the market share is owned by just one company, the American Arbitration Association. The next biggest company owns just 6% and all other competitors combined represent 0.0003% of the market. Es ist eine riesige Monopol, die von nur einer Firma regiert wird. Also ist es kein Wunder, dass die Industrie so korrupt ist.

A new lawsuit was just filed last week claiming that approximately 94% of the market share is owned by just one company, the American Arbitration Association. The next biggest company owns just 6% and all other competitors combined represent 0.0003% of the market. Es ist eine riesige Monopol, die von nur einer Firma regiert wird. Also ist es kein Wunder, dass die Industrie so korrupt ist.

Es gibt ganze Industrie, wie Telekom und Kreditreportagenten, die exklusiv mit der Amerikanischen Arbitration Association arbeiten. Dieser Juggernaut, der die Monopol umschließt. Also ist es essentiell diese eine Firma, AAA, ein Kartell, das die ganze Arbitration-Industrie runnt. And so, to Stephanie Stevens, who filed this lawsuit, Godspeed.

Es gibt ganze Industrie, wie Telekom und Kreditreportagenten, die exklusiv mit der Amerikanischen Arbitration Association arbeiten. Dieser Juggernaut, der die Monopol umschließt. Also ist es essentiell diese eine Firma, AAA, ein Kartell, das die ganze Arbitration-Industrie runnt. And so, to Stephanie Stevens, who filed this lawsuit, Godspeed.

Es gibt ganze Industrie, wie Telekom und Kreditreportagenten, die exklusiv mit der Amerikanischen Arbitration Association arbeiten. Dieser Juggernaut, der die Monopol umschließt. Also ist es essentiell diese eine Firma, AAA, ein Kartell, das die ganze Arbitration-Industrie runnt. And so, to Stephanie Stevens, who filed this lawsuit, Godspeed.

We'll be behind you every step of the way as you do your best to bust this cartel. And because the industry is so monopolized, the corruption is baked in from the bottom. Typically, these arbitrators will only see you, a regular person, once. They'll see the big boys, these private equity firms and megacorporations and big law firms that represent all of them over and over and over again.

We'll be behind you every step of the way as you do your best to bust this cartel. And because the industry is so monopolized, the corruption is baked in from the bottom. Typically, these arbitrators will only see you, a regular person, once. They'll see the big boys, these private equity firms and megacorporations and big law firms that represent all of them over and over and over again.

We'll be behind you every step of the way as you do your best to bust this cartel. And because the industry is so monopolized, the corruption is baked in from the bottom. Typically, these arbitrators will only see you, a regular person, once. They'll see the big boys, these private equity firms and megacorporations and big law firms that represent all of them over and over and over again.

And they form quite cozy relationships. That's because these arbitrators tend to make significantly more as arbitrators than they ever did as judges. At least they do if they get picked for all these arbitrations, right? I mean, $500 an hour is not bad. And if the private equity firms and corporations don't like them, they can strike them.

And they form quite cozy relationships. That's because these arbitrators tend to make significantly more as arbitrators than they ever did as judges. At least they do if they get picked for all these arbitrations, right? I mean, $500 an hour is not bad. And if the private equity firms and corporations don't like them, they can strike them.

And they form quite cozy relationships. That's because these arbitrators tend to make significantly more as arbitrators than they ever did as judges. At least they do if they get picked for all these arbitrations, right? I mean, $500 an hour is not bad. And if the private equity firms and corporations don't like them, they can strike them.

So the paychecks of these arbitrators over time become directly reliant on being favorable to their repeat clients. And their repeat clients are private equity and corporations. You're just there to chip in to their next paycheck briefly while you're bankrupted for the illusion of having rights. That's also not to mention that they all have conflicts of interest in every direction.