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- Jul 4, 2022
One of the things I'm curious to see in Why I sued a Bunch of Internet Weirdoes is what Russ's portrayal of DJF will be
In the Taylor Swift book, fictitious lawyers like Ken or the one that saved his life and offered to help him sue Taylor Swift, tell him he has a valid case, the latter even offering to represent him for FREE because the case is so airtight. For once, the fantasy came true! Two lawyers really did tell him he had a case and they'd represent him for free!
But then, after winning Russ his frequently touted 10th circuit victory, they demanded money, thought he "jipped" them, and abandoned him in the cold arms of Utah, from whence he was hurled into Florida while begging them to come back!
Now, Russ has finally accepted they aren't going to, and that they abandoned all the other claims but copyright, taking them off the table forever.
Will Russ's portrayal of them remain angelic heroes who descended to save him in his time of need, or will they become villains who only rode on the coattails of his awesome case (which sadly enough is true) only to fuck it up by neglecting to mention any of the other claims, and then leave Russ high and dry and begging while the case was sent to Florida. But Russ, by his own legal acumen, got the case restored to Utah, proving he didn't need no stinking lawyers anyway! He's Russell Godfreydamn Greer!
In the Taylor Swift book, fictitious lawyers like Ken or the one that saved his life and offered to help him sue Taylor Swift, tell him he has a valid case, the latter even offering to represent him for FREE because the case is so airtight. For once, the fantasy came true! Two lawyers really did tell him he had a case and they'd represent him for free!
But then, after winning Russ his frequently touted 10th circuit victory, they demanded money, thought he "jipped" them, and abandoned him in the cold arms of Utah, from whence he was hurled into Florida while begging them to come back!
Now, Russ has finally accepted they aren't going to, and that they abandoned all the other claims but copyright, taking them off the table forever.
Will Russ's portrayal of them remain angelic heroes who descended to save him in his time of need, or will they become villains who only rode on the coattails of his awesome case (which sadly enough is true) only to fuck it up by neglecting to mention any of the other claims, and then leave Russ high and dry and begging while the case was sent to Florida. But Russ, by his own legal acumen, got the case restored to Utah, proving he didn't need no stinking lawyers anyway! He's Russell Godfreydamn Greer!
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