Litigation Fund

[Dyn]

@Null any chance the money orders and bitcoin can get added to the website so we can all soyface at the funny meme number going up?

 

[Null]

@Null any chance the money orders and bitcoin can get added to the website so we can all soyface at the funny meme number going up?

Bitcoin, no. But I want to add a weekly MO counter for next month.

 

[Standardized Profile]

Yep got the address down right, This last letter they crossed out it a bunch of times and wrote a circled IA. I’m assuming that means incorrect address. (They also wrote insufficient address)

Edit: I think I’ll just have to drive down to the post office and see what’s up.

The OCR might be confusing it with 1725 1st St NW. Try writing "Eye St" instead of "I St." It's a valid form of the address per USPS. You can also use the ZIP+4, that might help.

 

[eatler]

ZIP+4

What do you mean by this?

 

[DavidS877]

What do you mean by this?

Go to the USPS website: https://tools.usps.com/zip-code-lookup.htm?byaddress
Enter address.

Receive Zip+4

 

[eatler]

Go to the USPS website: https://tools.usps.com/zip-code-lookup.htm?byaddress
Enter address.

Receive Zip+4
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Thank you very much. Hopefully you don’t have to hear from me again.

 

[dangerous societal threat]

What do you mean by this?

I'm old enough to remember when money orders were a primary method of sending money across long distances. How times have changed, and also stayed the same.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

I'm old enough to remember when money orders were a primary method of sending money across long distances. How times have changed, and also stayed the same.

I remember traveler's checks. I'm still not 100% sure why exactly they were useful, but cool.

 

[DavidS877]

I remember traveler's checks. I'm still not 100% sure why exactly they were useful, but cool.

Let's say you flew to some place far from home. Your real checks say "Podunk, RI, USA" on them with a bank the people there have never heard of. You think they're going to take your check? Not likely.

Now if you walk in with a check issued by American Express, who everyone has heard of, now they'll accept it, likely anywhere in the world. They could also be issued in the currency of the place you're going to as well.

For the user there was another benefit, if it's lost or stolen they can be replaced, unlike actual currency. You sign one line when you get them, you sign the other line when you use them which makes them very hard to use if stolen.

Now you just shove your ATM card in any machine bearing the same logo and you get money in the local currency.(Some fees may apply, not financial advice, etc)

 

[AnOminous]

Now if you walk in with a check issued by American Express, who everyone has heard of, now they'll accept it, likely anywhere in the world. They could also be issued in the currency of the place you're going to as well.

Hence the name "traveler's checks." Good as cash, and even better because if your cash gets stolen you can't just cancel it. It's obviously more convenient just to pay for shit by whacking your phone against something, and that's what I usually do these days, but it wouldn't be terribly fun if someone could just chop off your hand for your fingerprints and do the same.

 

[Pee Cola]

Now if you walk in with a check issued by American Express, who everyone has heard of, now they'll accept it, likely anywhere in the world. They could also be issued in the currency of the place you're going to as well.

Hence the name "traveler's checks."

Thanks. Now I have this old American Express ad in my head.

 

[The Un-Clit]

Can I donate moar to get my ratings and join date back?

 

[Null]

no

 

[Artificial Stupidity]

Do you think you have sufficient evidence to do something about Elliot?

 

[Myrtle the Turtle]

Do you think you have sufficient evidence to do something about Elliot?

IIRC from MATI, a law firm quoted something like $50k $40k just to review the Honeycomb case to see if there was anyway to move forward against them. Theres the SCOTUS writ, the current Greer litigation, plus Epik and Big Al to deal with before the prospect of litigation against Honeycomb and LFJ become viable.

Edit: I found it. It was $40k for the consult just to see if they would take it, then billing $1000/hour for work.

 

[Jerry's Magic Ring]

Do you think you have sufficient evidence to do something about Elliot?
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I have no clue what AS30860 means, but Josh wouldn’t sue someone unless he had ironclad proof of defamation and/or tortious interference.

On another note, I’m not getting my hopes up for any settlements. The enemies of the Farms, regardless of how much common sense there would be to settle, are ideological and will take literally any measures to ensure their victory. Keffals called us the Final Boss of Transphobes for a reason, because we stand in the way of their ultimate goal of legalizing pedophilia. Why do you think trans activists are all for mutilating kids’ genitals the moment a boy plays with a doll once? That’s because widespread acceptance of “trans” children is the perfect opening to the pedophilia argument.

If children are allowed to “transition” into the opposite sex, they can also have sex.

Think of how horrifying that sounds that we are so close to that becoming reality. We have to defeat them in court.

 

[Null]

Do you think you have sufficient evidence to do something about Elliot?

is this recent?

 

[FinnSven]

I have no clue what AS30860 means, but Josh wouldn’t sue someone unless he had ironclad proof of defamation and/or tortious interference.

On another note, I’m not getting my hopes up for any settlements. The enemies of the Farms, regardless of how much common sense there would be to settle, are ideological and will take literally any measures to ensure their victory. Keffals called us the Final Boss of Transphobes for a reason, because we stand in the way of their ultimate goal of legalizing pedophilia. Why do you think trans activists are all for mutilating kids’ genitals the moment a boy plays with a doll once? That’s because widespread acceptance of “trans” children is the perfect opening to the pedophilia argument.

If children are allowed to “transition” into the opposite sex, they can also have sex.

Think of how horrifying that sounds that we are so close to that becoming reality. We have to defeat them in court.

The last time to my knowledge such practices were legal and accepted, the method they used sounded not unlike a sadistic pedophile ring.
Allegedly, castrati were castrated, with a group onlooking to ensure it was done.

Men who have an agenda involving castration of children are always going to be creepy.

 

[Artificial Stupidity]

IIRC from MATI, a law firm quoted something like $50k just to review the Honeycomb case to see if there was anyway to move forward against them. Theres the SCOTUS writ, the current Greer litigation, plus Epik and Big Al to deal with before the prospect of litigation against Honeycomb and LFJ become viable.

True I think those people need their first!

is this recent?

It isn't this was around peak dkf after cloudflare drop possibly when you tried moving to a service in Russia?

I can't find my actual archive of this but if needed I can have a look over the weekend

 

[Jerry's Magic Ring]

@Artificial Stupidity - If you can find an archived link to that, can you put it in this thread?

The last time to my knowledge such practices were legal and accepted, the method they used sounded not unlike a sadistic pedophile ring.
Allegedly, castrati were castrated, with a group onlooking to ensure it was done.

Men who have an agenda involving castration of children are always going to be creepy.

No wonder why troons, and our elites, hate free speech so much. If life was an open forum where you didn’t get cancelled for calling those who advocate mutilating children’s genitals before puberty, no one would fall for the “trans kids” trap. The idea simply does not survive scrutiny. I can barely even imagine what happened to castrati without wincing in pain.