You're correct it's unremarkable a company would want to limit it's production of documents in accordance with their rights to do so under federal and state rules.
It's super, and I mean super, fucked up that you turn around and accused the the other side of corruption with literally no evidence that it is true.
It's beyond super fucked up that HN thinks OPs answer adds any actual insight to this conversation, as opposed to utterly unsupported insinuations.
OP could be right, but we should all be doing better here, from the WSJ to the people upvoting this garbage.
It's super, and I mean super, fucked up that you turn around and accused the the other side of corruption with literally no evidence that it is true.
It's beyond super fucked up that HN thinks OPs answer adds any actual insight to this conversation, as opposed to utterly unsupported insinuations.
OP could be right, but we should all be doing better here, from the WSJ to the people upvoting this garbage.