Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

[Whistlin' Crustacean]

The raccoons weren't

Speaking of: has anyone seen any of the cats recently? The orange one used to sometimes show up on stream.

 

[Major]

As far as Kayla goes: I do believe she isn't very intelligent and also comes from a low-class family.

She also seems like a very weak person and easily manipulated by others, especially men. Nick's interest in April is almost certainly unrequited but is likely because she at least has a few more brain cells than Kayla.

 

[MudPeople]

As far as Kayla goes: I do believe she isn't very intelligent and also comes from a low-class family.

She also seems like a very weak person and easily manipulated by others, especially men. Nick's interest in April is almost certainly unrequited but is likely because she at least has a few more brain cells than Kayla.

Street smart vs not smart, the two women in Rekieta's life.

 

[Fapcop]

I think she's broken. I'm not making excuses for a woman deemed an unfit mother by the state but do think Kayla Rekieta followed her husband down the path he chose for fear of losing him. From her perspective, she had a near-perfect life once and now it's gone and never coming back. Her children will never look at her or think about her the same even if when grown and on their own they eventually manage to forgive her. Or not.

Grim stuff. Kayla's probably high right now, desperately trying not to think about anything at all.

Yep. A series of miscarriages and living with a raging narc who gaslights you 24-7 can break a person.

She was a Christian woman whose ambition was to be a mother and have a huge family. She has become a pill head whose husband just moved his mistress into the house.

Kayla was broken years ago.

 

[Truly Rural]

Just a pair of cool dudes not seething.

Funny harmless shit we wish happen never happens. Horror shit we hope never happens always happens.

 

[A Cardboard Box]

relates a story from his extensive legal practice: client got accused of possessing THC, field test was positive, turned out they used the wrong test, superlawyer Nick caught the error and got his client off the hook

This is a lie, and a retarded one at that. We have every case where Nick was the attorney of record, and this never happened. It is a verifiable lie. Why would he do that? Just go on the Internet and tell lies?

If Nick on booze had no problem saying that shit in public, is it really such a big stretch that Nick on coke would jump from "talk about" to "directly involve" in private?

This is why I have a problem with so many people being unreasonable angry at people hypothesizing that Nick raped his daughter. Obviously we don't have evidence, obviously it's not as likely as other theories, but this thread has, time and time again, gone through the cycle of "speculation-->reveal-->oh shit it's worse than we could've imagined." That, coupled with Nick associating with open pedophiles and making jokes on air about his own children being raped, makes the jump to that extreme conclusion not particularly far fetched.

I will invoke the Nick Bate doctrine: when people talk about wanting to rape kids/raping kids/being okay with raping kids, it is always reasonable to assume they are doing it, facilitating it, or planning to do it, and it should be investigated. Nick Bate "joked" for years about raping his sister, and it turned out he had been raping his sister for years. I will also point out that there were members of this forum that went to his trial, reported simply that "it was far worse than anything anyone had imagined," and left the forum entirely.

We are talking about a man that is addicted to cocaine and alcohol that openly jokes on the Internet about how funny it would be if his children were raped. Do not pretend he is incapable of committing the act.

 

[daffodils]

This is a lie, and a retarded one at that. We have every case where Nick was the attorney of record, and this never happened. It is a verifiable lie.

Segment starts here:

https://www.youtube.com/live/lGBUIgLEKuY?si=DPIh6A5JMTPwS4Ti&t=9498

He says it was a felony possession charge.

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Spoiler: AI Summary: Make Friday Fun Again with Dick Masterson - Debate Recap, Riley's Arrest, Dead Chevron, More?

• 02:43 Impact of Chevron case's verdict:
  • Chevron Defense allowed government agents to make laws without Congress.
  • Administrative agencies could reclassify legal items as illegal without proper procedures.
  • The decision marks a significant shift in power from the government to the Supreme Court.
• 07:55 Aftermath of Chevron case's demise:
  • Administrative agencies will continue to make regulatory changes.
  • Challenge of rule changes is now easier due to the Supreme Court ruling.
  • Regulations are vital for the functioning and existence of government entities.
• 10:03 Understanding government operations:
  • Government functions based on agreements between branches.
  • Presidents possess considerable power often underestimated.
  • Congress overstepping its powers is common and can align with presidential agendas.
• 26:00 Discussion on personal life stress, busy schedule, and guest appearance cancellations
  • Stressful and busy life led to cancellations of guest appearances on streams
  • Looking to have more guests on streams now, busy but stable schedule
• 28:03 Discussion on the coercive power in hot tub streams and just chatting genre on Twitch
  • Content creators in those genres extract money through titillation
  • Coercive power comes from giving life-changing income to others
• 30:05 Speculation on the Karen Reed trial verdict and implications of a hung jury
  • Speculation on the implications of a hung jury in a murder trial
  • Potential consequences of not convicting in a murder trial scenario
• 35:24 Sponsorship segment for 1775 Coffee with a special offer for viewers
  • Promotion of 1775 Coffee and discount offer using a QR code
  • Emphasizing the quality and variety of coffee products available
• 41:10 Discussion on gun-related rulings and attempts to rewrite the Second Amendment
  • Critique of attempts to restrict firearms ownership through legal means
  • Importance of upholding and respecting the Second Amendment rights
• 48:23 Technical difficulties and banter about video streaming tools
  • Frustration with technical issues in video streaming software
  • Humorous exchange about screen size and video appearance
• 50:01 Discussion on movies and comedy shows
  • Recounting experiences at a live comedy show and engaging audience reactions.
  • Exploring humorous moments and interactions during movie viewings.
• 53:00 Banter on superstition and religion
  • Reflecting on superstitions involving a medallion and Christianity.
  • Highlighting contrasting beliefs and behaviors towards supernatural elements.
• 57:23 Insights on news updates and legal cases
  • Discussing upcoming topics, including Dr. disrespect and Riley.
  • Reviewing legal cases and sharing details of a controversial incident involving a college student.
• 01:10:17 Culture Marketing Critique
  • Critique of culture marketing in companies
  • Companies pandering to specific communities for sales
  • Discussion on the authenticity of marketing messages
• 01:13:04 Market Shift Towards Niche Marketing
  • Shift in marketing focus to niche target audiences
  • Impact of digital distribution on marketing strategies
  • Differences in marketing strategies for giant companies vs independent creators
• 01:18:58 Dr Disrespect Twitch Ban Recap
  • Analysis of Dr. Disrespect's statement after Twitch ban
  • Discussion on manipulative language in apology statements
  • Examination of the legal implications and moral responsibility in the situation
• 01:31:40 Dr Disrespect's Settlement Summary
  • Dr Disrespect's civil dispute with Twitch was resolved through settlement.
  • The arbitrator offered a ruling or settlement option, leading to a Mutual NDA and money exchange.
  • Dr Disrespect's handling of the situation raises questions and concerns from the public.
• 01:34:40 Dr Disrespect's Response Evaluation
  • Dr Disrespect's acceptance of moral responsibility falls short of acknowledging the severity of the situation.
  • Admitting to moral ambiguity while addressing a serious matter like statutory rape raises more questions.
  • Twitch's handling of the situation and settlement reveals the potential gravity of the messages.
• 01:37:58 Analysis of Dr Disrespect's Statements
  • Dr Disrespect's accountability narrative lacks depth and sincerity, raising doubts about genuine remorse.
  • Statements made regarding inappropriate conversations with a minor reflect questionable judgment.
  • The discussion highlights the inconsistency and potential insensitivity in Dr Disrespect's response.
• 01:47:03 PR Strategy in Social Media
  • Legacy media PR tactics fall short in the social media landscape.
  • The difference between Legacy Media news cycle and social media scrutiny explained.
  • The necessity of understanding social media dynamics for effective PR responses.
• 01:52:50 Riley's Arrest and Social Media Reactions
  • Social media outrage amplifies minor incidents,
  • Disconnect between online reactions and real-life situations,
  • People's need for government rules and regulations.
• 01:58:07 Reaction to Chevron Verdict and Government Operation
  • Absurdity of concerns over government operation after Chevron verdict,
  • People's readiness to delegate decision-making to authorities,
  • Criticism of unnecessary regulations and laws.
• 02:03:52 Debate on Government Regulation and Justice System
  • Criticism of government regulations leading to harmful outcomes,
  • Questioning the necessity and effectiveness of specific laws and rules,
  • Examination of how minor infringements can escalate into deadly encounters.
• 02:08:10 Chris Chan's Legal Situation Analysis
  • Review of Chris Chan's legal case dismissal and its implications,
  • Discussion on autism deference and court procedures,
  • Contemplation on the validity of court decisions and public interest in legal processes.
• 02:13:20 Government transparency and storytelling
  • Society's shift to blindly trusting government narratives.
  • Lack of transparency surrounding accusations and the lack of ability to counter.
  • People believing only sophisticated operations can cause harm when it could be simple mistakes.
• 02:16:05 Beauty standards and historical perspectives
  • Historical beauty standards and their cultural significance.
  • Perception of wealth and status through physical appearance in different cultures.
  • How history judges and interprets beauty standards.
• 02:18:24 Government power and people's rights
  • Discussion on misplaced faith in laws and government power.
  • Individuals' inability to prevent government actions from taking their possessions.
  • The continuous desire of elected officials to gain more power over citizens.
• 02:20:00 Debate analysis and Biden vs. Trump moments
  • Analysis of the Biden vs. Trump debate moments.
  • Focus on Trump's strategies during the debate.
  • Emphasis on missed opportunities and highlights of the debate banter.
• 02:34:20 Interpretation of "skin-walking" and its relevance to the host being accused
  • Skin-walking concept explained
  • Comparing the host's behavior to the concept of skin-walking
• 02:35:27 Debate on Biden's incorrect statements and a climate change reference
  • Biden's misrepresented facts discussed
  • Anecdote about Biden's confusing response to a question on climate change
  • Analysis of political missteps during debates
• 02:37:49 Examination of a legal case involving a field test error
  • Details of a legal case involving a field test mix-up explained
  • Insights into errors made in drug testing procedures
  • Discussion on governmental mistakes in legal proceedings
• 02:45:17 Discussion on government overreach and potential precedents set
  • Analysis of how legislative actions can set precedents
  • Speculation on the hypothetical implications of allowing government intervention
  • Mention of recent legislative updates related to Selective Service registration
• 02:50:00 Retelling of personal experiences with legal cases and debate antics
  • Anecdotes shared about a legal case mishap and a restraining order hearing
  • Reflection on personal interactions with former acquaintances related to the legal saga
  • Light-hearted story about a misunderstanding in court proceedings and its comedic outcome
• 02:55:44 Legal implications of scheduled substances
  • Understanding the scheduling system for drugs
  • Ketamine's classification as a controlled substance
  • Comparing different scheduled levels of dependencies
• 02:57:06 Humorous take on biometric identification and joke about divorce
  • Discussing the potential biometrics for identification
  • Humorously mentioning divorce issues and traveling to Thailand
  • Making light of serious topics with comedic banter
• 03:01:42 Experience in jail and interactions inside
  • Revisiting a personal experience about jail life
  • Describing interactions with other inmates and officers
  • Reflecting on the conditions and unusual behaviors within the cells
• 03:04:41 Revealing sad and concerning moments in jail
  • Witnessing injustices and mishandling of a wrongfully detained person
  • Expressing sadness over systemic failures in the justice system
  • Highlighting the need for reform and awareness in law enforcement

Subs are in freefall:

Nick has a new sponsor, 1775coffee.com, apparently owned by Rumble.

And he finally found a reason to address Still-Life:

Youtube chatlog is attached.

 

[Mandatory User Name]

Yep. A series of miscarriages and living with a raging narc who gaslights you 24-7 can break a person.

She was a Christian woman whose ambition was to be a mother and have a huge family. She has become a pill head whose husband just moved his mistress into the house.

Kayla was broken years ago.

A Divorce would have been cleaner and better for everyone involved rather than what Nick eventually did, especially for the children.

It's obvious that he wanted to replace Kayla with a younger woman but at the same time not look like the bad guy abandoning his wife of twenty years and mother of his children, so he brought in a second couple, threw his wife at the other man to keep them both occupied while using cocaine to gradually make April entirely reliant on him. Then once he had her locked in he turned his entire attention towards getting rid of Aaron.

Kayla was his puppet, nothing more, as long as she remains in her bedroom watching star trek while zonked out of her brain on drugs he can do anything he wants. He knows how to control her, he probably even convinced her that it was her fault for driving Aaron away and that Nick manipulating circumstances for him and April to be together wasn't what he was after all along.

Remember that Nick and April met months before on some podcast, before either Aaron and Kayla became involved in anything, there were even hints by Aaron towards Nick and April possibly meeting up on some trip together.

 

[Truly Rural]

And he finally found a reason to address Still-Life

To be honest Dax is fat. Ofc everybody looks fat next to skeletor Nick, but Dax has reached a point of looking fat even next to Ralph.

 

[he who has thus come/gone]

As far as Kayla goes: I do believe she isn't very intelligent and also comes from a low-class family.

Her family seems to have a tradition of naming all the girls with two first names that are appended together, without any dashes or spaces. Like "HannahJane" or "LilyMarie." That's one of the most trashy, low class, retarded things I've ever seen. I don't even think black people do that.

 

[datura_binge]

Nick: "I've dealt with some manipulators in my life... they're incapable of saying 'I did the thing'"

I have gone from hoping he gets jail time to hoping he overdoses during a livestream.

 

[Sergeant Major Buzzkill]

Why is he calling people "homie"? He's a rich white dude in his forties. Cringe

Thought the coke, them damn keeds getting took, and getting caught by the feds with his panties down on livestream gave him street cred. Nick Rekieta is a certified real nigga!

 

[Desktop User2]

This is a lie, and a retarded one at that. We have every case where Nick was the attorney of record, and this never happened. It is a verifiable lie. Why would he do that? Just go on the Internet and tell lies?

Even if this stupid thing is true, his claim is he was storing an ounce of sugar in his safe?

 

[Gas Station Nachos]

Yeah, the bad news is that crowd of people the medallion directs closely resemble The Rogues from The Warriors.

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Rekieta! Come out to play-ay!

If we were living in a proper dystopia instead of a shitty one AI would be able to redo this scene with a raccoon doing the taunting

 

[Dr Naomi Hunter]

Two things I noted in the 15 minutes
I spent on this borefest:

1) YouTube during my time watching had 1.4k people watching and yet the chat was extremely slow. And around two-thirds of those chatting were there to troll.

2) Diddler Dax is constantly adjusting his microphone’s position. It’s like he has a strong, sub conscious urge to grip phallic shaped objects. He was also looking particularly fat.

 

[Peace Through Power]

Nick has a new sponsor, 1775coffee.com, apparently owned by Rumble.

The code he had was "Studio40". I thought it was surprisingly generic for Nick. Turns out it is just a generic code, because this other streamer had the same one.

Spoiler: Comparison

The links do have a different tracking id, but Nick only has the link on the rumble stream description. On youtube, Nick only typed the website URL and the code and there is no clickable link.

Also no link to the rumble stream in the youtube stream description and no rumble transition during the stream

 

[Gas Station Nachos]

1775 coffee? Shouldn't it be 1776? Unless of course they're making some sort of esoteric Evola reference

 

[LiquidKid]

95 IQ, max (for Kayla). Education majors are among the lowest-IQ college majors, Early Childhood in particular.\\

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>philosophy majors are high IQ

Yeah, I'm gonna call this list bullshit. Every philosophy major I have ever met was a drooling moron

 

[User Account Samsara]

I read about a man with Down Syndrome in Syria who, alongside a "normal" but low-IQ wife, raised their son to become a dentist. Kayla, with money and nannies and close family up the road, could not do as well as a factory worker with a 70-IQ in a third world shit hole.

Men with Down Syndrome are sterile. That retard is a cuck. The Syrian guy with Down Syndrome is probably a cuck, too.

 

[FuhrerMustang]

>philosophy majors are high IQ

Yeah, I'm gonna call this list bullshit. Every philosophy major I have ever met was a drooling moron

No, education majors are really dumber than dirt. Phil guys are retards but not due to IQ but for believing retarded shit.