re: #122 Obdicut

Oh, maybe you just don’t understand my question on th issue. If you buy an insurance policy while you live in Idaho, but you buy it from a company in Deleware, and they fuck you over, do you think you should have the right to sue them in civil court in Idaho, where you bought the policy?

Because generally, the boiler-plate ‘allowing them to compete across state lines’ implies respecting the companies state of residence, meaning all lawsuits against them would take place in that state— which is why consumer protections matter.

That’s the first and foremost question.

That is actually a very well thought out, reasonable question that I do not know the answer to. I’m not a judge or a lawyer. I’m just some dipshit debating on the internet.