I'm saying considering the circumstances under which I'm currently posting, I face the threat of retaliation from Kiwi Farmers.
You're more likely to face "retaliation" from the woman you call your girlfriend than any random farmer. You're also not having your sixth amendment rights violated for not getting a speedy trial for a suit you tried to initiate and which you readily associate with. You've grossly misunderstood both the amendment and the commentary about it being tested.
The rights it grants are afforded specifically to criminal defendants. The boundaries of these rights are tested by witness protection.
You can attempt to sue as a john doe, but good luck getting a court to agree to that after openly declaring your intention to sue for years at a time.
Steam is not a dating app, maybe you should try OkCupid instead. Or going outside.
Those involve people seeing his face. With steam he can keep that out of the equation. It's also easier to blame Steam Moderation than his
stalking target would be beau's lack of interest.
Nobody expects to be blacklisted from steam for opposing Nuremberg code violations. Not even self-proclaimed professional tier [precognitive] reality warping eldritch horror (LARPers(?)).
Well, good news. You were banned for repeating nonsense about made up violations of the nuremburg code, not because you opposed them, and for being annoying. More good news, you're not a professional, not precognitive, cannot warp reality at all, and not even remotely eldritch or horrific. Heck, you're probably only role playing this nonsense online so there's no "Live Action" component.
Congrats, Naru, you're a role player. Roll for stats, you're playing F.A.T.A.L.
You apparently did, because Valve broke the law by refusing to attempt to reach an informal agreement with me before I initiated arbitration prior to altering their tos to require me to settle our dispute in court otherwise.
If you had not yet initiated the arbitration process, and they changed their TOS and you agreed to them, how did they violate the law, exactly?