Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by microcolonel on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @09:15AM
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Not to play down the injustice, but it seems like you'd be able to prove a defamy case for the cost of one cruise. Alternately, you could prove a whole class of defamy cases if there are other businesses affected.
Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by simion314 on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @09:42AM
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This would work if you would have tons of money, I am looking at Intel case where the evidence is clear and the process is taking years,then someone appeals, some minor issue is found and everything needs to start over, it is hard to fight against a big corporation.
Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by arkades on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @09:39AM
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Defamation occurring and proving a case are notably different events, never mind the difficulties of proving damages (many businesses fold or make no profit in the first year even without defamation), and the cost of litigation.
Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by grecy on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @11:09AM
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How do you prove it?
Holland-America are not officially printing brochures or anything like that.. they're a just using word of mouth.
If it ever went to court, I am certain they could just say "yeah, we heard it was true..."
Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by transverse on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @09:18AM
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There is just no way that the ship will skip Juneau no matter what the city does. It is too important of a port.
Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by transverse on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @09:02AM
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I spent on a tour, a ride, and on beer, easily a hundred in all. There are many ways to spend.
Re:A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico uses 1.08M liters of water pe...
by notyourwork on Tuesday September 19, 2017 @09:41AM
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I spend easily a hundred on dinner for my family in one sitting. That doesn't mean it props up the economy where I live nor is it a way to justify an argument about an entire economy in a city you visited once.
Guess who owns the vast majority of shops there!......
Yup! Holland-America!
(Friends tried to open a jewellery shop in Skagway, AK and didn't want to pay the kick-backs Holland-America demanded.... so Holland-America just warns people on the ships not to shop there .. "We heard someone got ripped off.. " etc. Out of business in less than one season!)