They're complaint was that honey inserted their affiliate cookie even when they didn't find a coupon code for you. I doubt they knew the full extent of the scam.
Plus, we don't know what was in their contract with honey. They could still be subject to a non-disparagment clause.
Most of them fully understand and approve. The suffering is the point.
You'd probably do more damage with the bottle opener than with a working gun that size.
Pro life only lasts until you're born. After that it's pro death.
You're conflating press with police action. There wasn't a nationwide manhunt for any of the doctor killers.
Every gang protects its own.
People like that don't do jury duty. Being forced to serve like some peasant is beneath them.
You underestimate the enduring laziness of programmers.
I mean, that's exactly what programmers in the '70s thought. That there would be no way in hell that their crap code would still be in use going onto 2000.
Thing is, copy/paste is always going to be easier than writing new code and that's only going to get worse as chat bots start coding for us.
Y2K wasn't entirely fear mongering horse shit. There were quite a few important cogs in our digital infrastructure that were using code that would not work past 1999. It was necessary to terrify corporate ownership into paying to fix the code, otherwise they would have never done it.
Because the dictator will kill them if they don't.
It's fairly common. As far as legal, that will depend on the jurisdiction and the mood of the judge.