HylianSwordsman said:
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Not sure where you got that from, since I keep directly responding to your points.
I mean, it seems pretty simple...
You are argueing that they might hypothetically abuse their power to do something that they could of done more eaisly and legally another way... which would be the case for any oil company.
Which is the point you seem to miss. It would be like if you broke into my house, and then I let it go, and just filed a restraining order for my house and buisness so i could bust you for breaking an entering again.
Not exactly... a machivellian corporate dictatorship so much as a roundabout way to do something that you could of did in the first place, except now people hate you a lot more, since instead of arresting someone for tresspassing on to your land endagering their lives and your workers lives, your arresting them for being at a grocery store... after they did all that stuff.
Except actually, the penalty for violating this order isn't jail. Instead it's simply having to pay lawyer fee's and likely an an additional fine while being told not to do it again.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/197400716/Court-Order-10-22-13-New-Date-1-2-14-Next-Court-Day
So really, it'd be a machivellian plan to abuse something to cause less damage then they originally could have. Not sure i get the real potential for abuse here as far as intimidation goes.
Hell, considering she's still doing this and they haven't arrested her yet... it makes "abuse" seem even less likely.








