Skitzocow David Anthony Stebbins / Acerthorn / stebbinsd / fayettevillesdavid - Litigious autist, obese livestreamer, elder abuser, violent schizo, ladyboy importer, hot dog enjoyer, wereturkey.

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How much will David sue the farms for?

  • $0/no suit

    Votes: 118 5.3%
  • Hundreds

    Votes: 17 0.8%
  • Thousands

    Votes: 45 2.0%
  • Millions

    Votes: 184 8.2%
  • Billions

    Votes: 136 6.1%
  • Trillions

    Votes: 483 21.6%
  • A steamy night with Null in a lace negligee

    Votes: 1,257 56.1%

  • Total voters
    2,240
Honestly he's probably more mold than human at this point.
I can't unsee him as a fat molded from RE7.

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Stebbins v. Google LLC
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GOOGLE POINTS OUT THAT ACERTHORN LIED
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It cost Google nearly 2 grand to file the earlier notice of non compliance:
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There was no reason for him to submit that video. The court did not request video evidence.
He tried to be slick and it blew up in his face thanks to his own stupidity. If I was Acerthorn I think I'd literally break down and cry.
That 26(f) recording is the gift that keeps on giving.
 
GOOGLE POINTS OUT THAT ACERTHORN LIED
IT'S HAPPENING!
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Up to the judge, but I think he will be. @AnOminous , thoughts?
I'm not Nostradamus. However, a party named "Google" tends to be taken more seriously. I really hope they take this turkey gobbling piece of shit retard to the woodshed on this one.
so does he get slapped down or what?
Filing dumb legal arguments as a pro se repeatedly may get you vexatious litigant status but committing outright fraud on the court, requiring a company like Google shell out real money to point it out, gets you sanctioned financially, even if it's meaningless to this judgment proof faggot.

In theory he could be actually criminally prosecuted, but don't expect it.
 
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Yeah why do they order something that can't even be verified? Demanding the retard's pinky promise is not a good look for the court.
There is an inherent assumption that you are a law-abiding citizen, and there is an inherent power of the court to punish you if you are not. If the court had any suspicions that he had not complied (as they do now), they could always seize his hard drives and check, and bill him the cost.

The punishment, including potential prison time, should cause enough fear to give you a reason to comply, same as with laws in general. Very few laws can verify that you aren't doing something, unless the state starts to have suspicions.

Bringing this to the original question, this also does serve as a ban on publication.
 

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