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SEC requirement is a side effect of the fact that contracts are enforceable in a court of law.
by elchupanebre 7y ago
SEC requirement is a side effect of the fact that contracts are enforceable in a court of law.
- CryptoPunk 7y agoEvery conceivable agreement, written and unwritten, is enforceable in a court of law. By your rationale, this justifies gatekeeping every form of human interaction.
- elchupanebre 7y agoNo. Far from it. If you buy cocaine from Colombia your contract won't be enforceable in a court of law.
- CryptoPunk 7y agoI mean everything not prohibited. Your argument now is tautological.
- elchupanebre 7y agoYou are still wrong though :) Gambling contracts are legal in a lot of states. They are also generally not enforceable through courts. If my argument is tautological (I think not), yours is just factually wrong :)
- CryptoPunk 7y agoCan you give an example of a legal gambling contract that is unenforceable in court, and provide a source? >>If my argument is tautological (I think not), yours is just factually wrong :) At least you're admitting you were making a tautological argument.