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Extremely grim.
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Locals member: "What a coincidence, Steve, my buddy is managing partner at Goldberg, Reubenstein, and Shekelman, and they've been desperately trying to find a bigoted old white Catholic man who spent his entire career as a public defender/prosecutor."

He seems to have reached an agreement to leave, rather than being fired, based on the prosecutor's office saying he "will be separating from our office in the upcoming weeks" and Gosney tweeting that he can't talk about the situation.

That's a real bitchass move. He should've stuck around, dared them to fire him, and sued when they did. It's not like he had job prospects to lose out on.
 
That's a real bitchass move. He should've stuck around, dared them to fire him, and sued when they did. It's not like he had job prospects to lose out on.
Maybe he shouldn't have written weird bondage porno under the same name he used to practice law, and maybe he shouldn't have written a book supposedly about Christianity with a foreword by a Balldo-encrusted pervert faggot who denies the divinity of Christ.

I mean, these are just suggestions.
 
That's a real bitchass move. He should've stuck around, dared them to fire him, and sued when they did.
He literally has no case. He serves at the pleasure of an elected official, and "embarrassing your boss" is a legal grounds for termination in an At-Will setting.
 
Has anyone here actually read the book? I'm pretty curious now what it's actually like. The way he described it, it seemed like it was more of a court room drama with the case containing all the weird shit and he said it was based off things he's actually seen. If no one here has read it, I may get it.
 
Extremely grim.
Sounds like he's learned nothing.

He literally has no case. He serves at the pleasure of an elected official, and "embarrassing your boss" is a legal grounds for termination in an At-Will setting.
The stupid thing is that he took a high profile position and didn't even clean up his social media presence A LITTLE BIT.

The impression I get from the Herald articles is that they went to his website and saw the self-described "R rated" book and bought it. It's not like they were spending thousands of hours digging into this random hire.

But at least it got him a guest slot on the washed up cokehead's show.
 
He literally has no case. He serves at the pleasure of an elected official, and "embarrassing your boss" is a legal grounds for termination in an At-Will setting.
Being an at-will employee serving at the pleasure of an elected official means he doesn't have a property interest in keeping the job and a due process claim, but that's irrelevant to a first amendment retaliation claim.
 
Well, the problem is he wasn't run off the job for an "adult book." He was run off the job for said adult book containing phases like "camel jockey" and passages that disparaged troons.
Didn’t the book include references to prosecutors watching CSAM evidence to get horny and then fucking? That’s not an issue of “political correctness.” It’s one of toilet-tier judgment from someone employed by the prosecutor’s office. If he just HAD to publish this garbage under his own name, he should have waited until he’d retired.
 
Didn’t the book include references to prosecutors watching CSAM evidence to get horny and then fucking? That’s not an issue of “political correctness.” It’s one of toilet-tier judgment from someone employed by the prosecutor’s office. If he just HAD to publish this garbage under his own name, he should have waited until he’d retired.
Maybe. Did it? I sure as fuck am not gonna read the damn thing. It doesn't seem like my type of reading material.

I am commenting on the apparent rationale for his termination as reported by the Miami Herald.

To wit:
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The article goes on to say the organization complaining was the Florida Association of Women Lawyers.

It kinda reads like he got the hatchet for being un-PC.

That does not foreclose the possibility maybe he should been have booted for other reasons. I also agree, at a minimum, he seemed naive.
 
Didn’t the book include references to prosecutors watching CSAM evidence to get horny and then fucking?
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This story is the funniest shit I've seen in a long time. Gosney is completely delusional. Publish under a pen name? Don't be ridiculous, Gosney was trying to sell his schlock to the interviewers and everyone else at the prosecutor's office.
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This story is the funniest shit I've seen in a long time. Gosney is completely delusional. Publish under a pen name? Don't be ridiculous, Gosney was trying to sell his schlock to the interviewers and everyone else at the prosecutor's office.
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Okay, now you're starting to convince me he is indeed a total dumbass. Maybe I am being too nice, and I shouldn't feel too bad for him. Lol.

Wait... does this mean he wanted them to read his Christian lifestyle book, with foreword by Nick Rekieta?

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Okay, now you're starting to convince me he is indeed a total dumbass. Maybe I shouldn't feel too bad for him. Lol.

Wait... does this mean he wanted them to read his Christian lifestyle book, with foreword by Nick Rekieta?

:story:
Yeah, I get where you're coming from, but it was a high-profile job in an industry that is hugely reputation-based. If I were one of his colleagues or someone that hired him, the fact that he thought publishing this was a good look would make me question everything from his character to his intelligence to his judgment. Even if it were the type of thing I liked to read.
 
I was covered earlier ITT. That’s why I was surprised by your take that he was targeted for being politically incorrect.
I must have missed it. All I read in the recent article was the bitching about the things like "camel jockey" and the specific groups bitching about it.

I am a Kiwi. For reasons I shouldn't need to explain, I am not gonna shit on him for that. I post on a website where "nigger" is practically a punctuation mark.

But if it was more than that... oh well... suffah Gosney, I guess. 🤷‍♂️

Would be a tragedy if because of this he gets even closer to Nick though.
 
But if it was more than that... oh well... suffah Gosney, I guess. 🤷‍♂️
It was, and it’s discussed ITT. I only point this out because I didn’t think you’d want to be running interference for Gosney as some victim of cancel culture for being “politically incorrect” when that’s far from what happened. I suspect he’ll be peddling this version of events himself soon enough, considering how certain people rush to give money to anyone portraying themselves as victims of the woke mob.
 
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Don't be ridiculous, Gosney was trying to sell his schlock to the interviewers and everyone else at the prosecutor's office.
That is bizarre as fuck. His constant selling was kind of a running joke on streams, but jeez.

Has anyone here actually read the book? I'm pretty curious now what it's actually like. The way he described it, it seemed like it was more of a court room drama with the case containing all the weird shit and he said it was based off things he's actually seen. If no one here has read it, I may get it.
No, but there are two streams of some people reading from it. Lol, recorded 13 and 6 days ago. I wonder if they will continue it tomorrow. Here's one of them:

That stuff about the prosecutors screwing after viewing abuse, I don't even know why the fuck that had to be there. Was that supposed to be a true story? That would take two separate people being beyond the fathomable bounds of being fucked up. Devil's advocate would be that he was trying to paint them as irredeemably evil by making up extremely fucked up shit.

Sounds like he's learned nothing.
Oh no! He hasn't. This is from a few hours ago. More reading? Part 32? It is over yet?
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Seeing this made me remember him mentioning a while ago that I guess this person (slideypie) and Jessica Reloaded were doing readings of the book, but it looks like Jessica Reloaded has deleted all her links. This screenshot is from Google, but the link doesn't work and her account is gone.
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No, but there are two streams of some people reading from it. Lol, recorded 13 and 6 days ago. I wonder if they will continue it tomorrow. Here's one of them:
They are reading the PG version. The PG version is Death Penalty Desired where the killed is called the "Jealousy Killer" which is lame as fuck. The R version is Death Penalty Desires where the killer is called the "Sex Toy Killer". I know the PG version is available for Kindles, I don't think the R rated is available digitally as he only sells it on his site and it's a softcover.

But reading some of the pages they showed on screen... think I'll pass on wasting my time and money on it.
 
This story is the funniest shit I've seen in a long time. Gosney is completely delusional. Publish under a pen name? Don't be ridiculous, Gosney was trying to sell his schlock to the interviewers and everyone else at the prosecutor's office.
I occasionally bring up Gosney making a panel of guests listen to him play bass guitar when talking about funny Internet stuff with my friends but this is honestly a shocking turn of events. This guy is an actual lawyer that moved states to teach prosecutors how to operate and then he pulls this? This is a blunder of immense proportions.
 
Back when Kurt was in one of Meme Copium's livestream chats (a few weeks ago when I took the screen snips) there were some people booly-ing him, which is funny but he didn't take it too seriously or at least that's what I'm thinking.
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Not sure I agree with it not being a "bad job" - its entirely dependent on subject matter and your spee (Supervisory Patent Examiner). Like all jobs then.

It did peak my interest as I know he's a former examiner and searched the USPTO OED (Office of Enrollment and Discipline) - unless I'm wrong on the spelling of his name he's not listed.
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Patents are a bit different, you can be a licensed patent agent/attorney but you have to take the patent bar which is difficult or get waived in. That's in addition to the state bar (hence the difference between attorney vs. agent). However as a former examiner of what 14+ years, he's essentially waived in if he fills out the paperwork (screenshot from the April 2024 General Requirements Bulletin). So could be they're just taking their time, but even if not - I don't consider it a big deal since he just has to fill out the paperwork.

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