Definition of “Gaslighting”. See above.
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Definition of “Gaslighting”. See above.
Tom_Ch: Scratch:I’m curious…Should a certain real estate developer been sued for liable on his comments about the Central Park 5?
Bazinga!
This should be a thread killer. I suspect no one will respond .
What role did Trump have in government or the free press when he gave his opinion?
What role does mayor of New York has on a case in Wisconsin?
under what line of reasoning would a not guilty party not go free? they are clearly implying guilt.
They called him a vigilante. That’s hardly an implication. Sounds like an accusation.
Scratch:Were they carrying weapons?
Ashli? Not only was she not carrying a weapon but she wasn’t trying to grab Byrd’s weapon. If she had been and he had shot her to stop it, then then that would be self defense.
Lady Ashli of the doorway smh.
You knew her personally eh?
All of us non-lawyers knew how this would all play out the moment we saw the evidence last year.
We know what’s gonna happen going forward too.
I am surrounded by lawyers irl (unfortunately or fortunately could go either way) i dunno if anyone who thought he should have ever been charged tbh. And i agree with that. There should have been an investigation but based on what we saw at trial he should have never been charged.
It was so obvious from the very beginning.
None of those statements are actionable as defamation, which is what I assume you’re trying to imply.
Rittenhouse isn’t going to win any lawsuits.
Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
You can argue reckless disregard for the truth.
He won’t prove malice.
TheDoctorIsIn:None of those statements are actionable as defamation, which is what I assume you’re trying to imply.
Rittenhouse isn’t going to win any lawsuits.
Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
You can argue reckless disregard for the truth.
He won’t prove malice.
Is this different from the Sadmann case(s) ?
He is a public figure
um… no
Rittenhouse was not a public figure at the time of the shootings.
The liberal media and Democrat politicians ignored the truth to support their narratives. Defeating Trump was the prime directive, and they were more than happy to ignore and/or lie about the events in Kenosha to support that objective.
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FreeAndClear:He is a public figure
um… no
He could be found to be a public figure as defined by the Supreme Court if he brings federal action which he has to given that the the media he may be suing are all over the place
It’s possible that he may be found not to have gained sufficient pervasive notoriety as the Supreme Court set forth.
FreeAndClear: TheDoctorIsIn:None of those statements are actionable as defamation, which is what I assume you’re trying to imply.
Rittenhouse isn’t going to win any lawsuits.
Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
You can argue reckless disregard for the truth.
He won’t prove malice.
Is this different from the Sadmann case(s) ?
Well those videos were fake. That was the issue with Sandman.
At the time he pulled the trigger he was not.
What role did Trump have in government or the free press when he gave his opinion?
Only those in the free press or government can be sued for liable or defamation?
W_and_C: FreeAndClear: TheDoctorIsIn:None of those statements are actionable as defamation, which is what I assume you’re trying to imply.
Rittenhouse isn’t going to win any lawsuits.
Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
You can argue reckless disregard for the truth.
He won’t prove malice.
Is this different from the Sadmann case(s) ?
Well those videos were fake. That was the issue with Sandman.
Oh really, that was the entire basis of the lawsuits ? I didn’t realize that, I thought it was libel.
Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
The first prong is, if I’m remembering correctly, whether or not it is a false statement of fact.
I think that calling Rittenhouse a white supremacist can most reasonably be interpreted as “rhetorical hyperbole” used in asserting an opinion, rather than it being intended to be interpreted as a statement of fact.
FreeAndClear: W_and_C: FreeAndClear: TheDoctorIsIn:None of those statements are actionable as defamation, which is what I assume you’re trying to imply.
Rittenhouse isn’t going to win any lawsuits.
Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
You can argue reckless disregard for the truth.
He won’t prove malice.
Is this different from the Sadmann case(s) ?
Well those videos were fake. That was the issue with Sandman.
Oh really, that was the entire basis of the lawsuits ? I didn’t realize that, I thought it was libel.
Yeah the 250m is because they Umm forgot to show the part where sandman and his classmates were accosted
Rittenhouse was not a public figure at the time of the shootings.
He was after.
Which is when any comments referring to him were made.
FreeAndClear:Most of them aren’t. He is a public figure but not the extent that he can be called out as a white supremacist
The first prong is whether the statement is true or false not whether it’s opinion. An opinion can be false
The first prong is, if I’m remembering correctly, whether or not it is a false statement of fact.
I think that calling Rittenhouse a white supremacist can most reasonably be interpreted as “rhetorical hyperbole” used in asserting an opinion, rather than it being intended to be interpreted as a statement of fact.
Oh i am sure there are tons of defenses. It’s just that i don’t think it’s as clear cut.
The Sandman videos were deceptively edited.
The same thing happened with Rittenhouse. Most of the media left out clear attacks on Rittenhouse and only showed his response.