Goonclown Steven Bonnell II / Destiny / Destiny.gg - Emotionally Unstable Manchild, Creeps on Teenagers, Incest Supporter, Degenerate Foot Sniffer, Cum Felcher, Gooner

[MirnaMinkoff]

Yeah allegedly Destiny has done this type of thing to a lot of women, but the percentage that have decided to do something about it is very low.

I’d bet a million dollars Destiny ran his stream much like the old casting couch of yore, with just a tad more finesse. I’m sure they agreed they were open minded, sexually adventurous, not prudes!, because ofc those are the types of people he really admires and are a good fit for his stream. Then he starts sending dick pics.

The online sphere is just a new place for men to try this old “pay for play” business model on young women (and men if gay).

I’d say there’s even more people who didn’t go along with his sex pest hints and flirting and just got iced out as a result of not doing what he wanted. I’m sure they won’t come forward either if they are still trying to get anywhere with a streaming or media career.

Pixie might get more people to come out of the woodwork, but I’d assume Steve is using real fear tactics and loyalty networking shit behind the scenes. It will be more interesting to see who on the streamer left, whose careers are and are not intertwined with his sphere of influence, that will call out Destiny for this shit. (Unfortunately I think many are guilty of similar shit, so will stay silent for that reason alone.)

There are few people in the streaming world that don’t give pervert or creep vibes. Only certain types of people seek this type of attention and audience or “entertainment careers” in general. People seem to think they go after young people because of attractiveness, but it’s usually because they are naive, over eager and more easily awed, bullied and manipulated.

 

[Berrakh]

I’d assume Steve is using real fear tactics and loyalty networking shit behind the scenes.

Steve is kept busy by his polycule empire. Scary. Imagine how annoying he would be if he weren’t doing that for half the day.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

Do people even bully women for having nudes leaked? did anyone mock faith vickers? Most mockery was of ralph lmao
I am mostly interested in discovery to see more cringy destiny dms.

lol, Faith, her fat bottom and thumb up the ass are still fueling jokes. Any female willing to fuck Ralph got raked over the coals, but the sex tape took it new levels for teenage Faith. The fact that many people sent it to her idiot father, friends, family and everywhere online, really put it in true revenge porn levels. Ralph 100% deserves his convicted sex offender title.

One could argue Ralph caught more flack than Faith, but that’s only because he’s the streamer who’s income depends on attention and outrage, and she was just a runaway teen nobody knew until then.

Her life was not off to a good start but e-fame via sex tape was the last thing she needed, well that and Ralph’s baby, to start her adult life.

Steve is kept busy by his polycule empire. Scary. Imagine how annoying he would be if he weren’t doing that for half the day.

I’d assume there’s a lot of overlap on the Venn diagram between polycule empire and streamer networks. I’m assuming he liked to share his homemade porn with a “inner circle.”

I think Steve has used his e-fame in a way Nick Rekieta wanted to, but Nick’s audience were wine moms, Christian adults, normies, etc… and he presented himself as a Christian trad dad. Steve had an audience full of teens, woketards, lgbtq college students, NIN t-shirt owners and danger hairs. He presented as a libertine, male feminist, troon respecter and porn lover.

Nick should die his hair blue and rebrand.

 

[Aquarius]

Can someone give me a rough estimate on how many Kayla Rekeita’s this chick is worth?

 

[Null]

My money is on settlement before that starts. Destiny is guilty as sin and the fastest win win for everyone involved is a confidential settlement and non disclosure agreement.

If that was his perspective he wouldn't have immediately submitted an answer. You try to avoid an answer so you can avoid discovery.

 

[Sneed Force One]

Can someone give me a rough estimate on how many Kayla Rekeita’s this chick is worth?

As it stands, as Pxie is asking for $15,000,000, this translates into 300,000 KNUs (Kayla Nude Units).

If that was his perspective he wouldn't have immediately submitted an answer. You try to avoid an answer so you can avoid discovery.

I agree. He is just like Rekieta. He has "PR", he must save his dying career. He will fight every avenue until he is buckbroken by the judge.

Unlike Nick. Because this is a civil case. I think he's gonna go all the way to trial.

 

[Terrifik]

WAIT WAIT WAIT
He is saying here that Pxie GAVE CONSENT.
But the other day he said it was only "implied consent", so which one is it?

answer to this no because consent paradox. consent taken back by change of mind.

 

[Ogreboy]

If that was his perspective he wouldn't have immediately submitted an answer. You try to avoid an answer so you can avoid discovery.

From what I can understand, the reason why Destiny decided to not shut his mouth and let his lawyers handle it. Is because he doesn't want to wait for the legal proceedings to play out (they won't play out in his favor anyway) So it's better for him to do full-on narrative control, so even if he loses the case, he'll make sure that his audience will remain unaware.

He might just not even have a lot of faith in this case.

 

[Kazukifaen]

Steven, you got raped privately and professionally.

Time to get raped in the court system,

But I bet you like the humiliation of it. The Full cycle of rape is almost complete.

 

[mindlessobserver]

My money is on settlement before that starts. Destiny is guilty as sin and the fastest win win for everyone involved is a confidential settlement and non disclosure agreement.

If the 15 million dollar demand to settle from pxie is legit, then there is really no point in settlement.

That also might explain why Destiny isn't even bothering with the usual fights over Jurisdiction and Procedure. From the sound of things Pxie's lawyers are working on condition where they will get a cut of any settlement and are not billing hourly. So any delays will not cost her anything, while costing Destiny a shit ton of cash. Likewise, if her demands are extortionate then there is no point in even trying to settle. 15 million dollars for what is alleged is frankly ridiculous and if that does turn out to be true my opinion of Pxie has cratered.

And I would imagine it would be a similar reaction once a Jury got the case. So the fact Destiny chose to avoid the usual procedural shenanigans and seems to be moving things foreword expeditiously say's to me the strategy is to get this before the court as fast as possible. Maybe they can find some way to torpedo the case in Discovery, but barring that just take it to trial. Whatever she ends up with at the end will be WAAAAAAAAY less then 15 million dollars. The goal of the trial is to make the plaintiff whole if they prevail. How much is Pxie's damage from this actually worth? Sure there is some damage, but 15 million dollars worth? Unlikely.

 

[TORtlEMUStRaNSUS]

Tiny is in trouble. I think he should call some large bankers or someone from the democratic party. I am sure they will bail him out for being so much if a status quo lapdog by bailing him out of potential responsibilities.

 

[draggs]

What a remarkably straightforward reply.

This might just be the beginning of a boring lawsuit with no juicy gossip or spicy shit flinging. We may be lucky enough that one side goes full retard but judging on what's been filed so far, my money is on fuck all happening, followed by a confidential settlement.

100% disagree. If Tiny's defense conforms to what was said in his Answer, there's gonna be plenty of fireworks trying to shift all blame onto Pxie before any settlement. If Tiny ever agrees to settle, right now he is dug in deep, but that kind of thing can change very quickly to our perspective that isn't seeing anything going on behind the scenes

 

[SchizoNerd420]

If the 15 million dollar demand to settle from pxie is legit, then there is really no point in settlement.

That also might explain why Destiny isn't even bothering with the usual fights over Jurisdiction and Procedure. From the sound of things Pxie's lawyers are working on condition where they will get a cut of any settlement and are not billing hourly. So any delays will not cost her anything, while costing Destiny a shit ton of cash. Likewise, if her demands are extortionate then there is no point in even trying to settle. 15 million dollars for what is alleged is frankly ridiculous and if that does turn out to be true my opinion of Pxie has cratered.

And I would imagine it would be a similar reaction once a Jury got the case. So the fact Destiny chose to avoid the usual procedural shenanigans and seems to be moving things foreword expeditiously say's to me the strategy is to get this before the court as fast as possible. Maybe they can find some way to torpedo the case in Discovery, but barring that just take it to trial. Whatever she ends up with at the end will be WAAAAAAAAY less then 15 million dollars. The goal of the trial is to make the plaintiff whole if they prevail. How much is Pxie's damage from this actually worth? Sure there is some damage, but 15 million dollars worth? Unlikely.

I can't account for why Destiny's attorneys chose not to move to dismiss the complaint at the outset, but I'd be shocked if they actually want to go to trial. Don't forget, Pxie is also seeking punitive damages, which is more about punishing Destiny than it is about compensating Pxie. I suspect there will be a fight over subject-matter jurisdiction and whether the federal statute even applies given the timing of the leaks; Destiny has other avenues to raise that issue other than in a motion to dismiss.

 

[Riverfagg1599]

Here's the PDF as images.

i was expecting actual pictures of destiny himself for a second. *boom boom tiss*

 

[Punished Brent]

Brothers and sisters in Christ, today we stand at the foot of the Cross, gazing upon the price of our salvation, and yet how many among us scorn the mercy of God and rush headlong into the jaws of Hell? The Scriptures cry out to us: 'The wages of sin is death' (Romans 6:23), and yet the world persists in its rebellion, deaf to the warnings of the Almighty. Today, I speak of one such soul, a man known as Destiny—Steven Bonnell—a public sinner whose deeds cast a shadow over the sanctity of human dignity and the laws of God.

This man, a so-called 'streamer,' a voice of influence in this digital Babylon, has defiled the sacred gift of human intimacy by committing the vile act of revenge porn. What is this but a diabolical betrayal, a stripping bare of another’s dignity for the sake of spite and spectacle? The Catechism of the Church declares that such acts offend the virtue of chastity and wound the soul (CCC 2354), turning a person—made in God’s image—into fodder for the lustful and the cruel. Our Lord Himself warned, 'Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea' (Matthew 18:6). And yet this man, in his arrogance, has not repented but parades his sin before the world!

But his iniquity does not end there, my brothers and sisters. This Destiny has also boasted of unnatural relations, of consorting with men in defiance of the divine order. The Word of God is clear: 'You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination' (Leviticus 18:22). Saint Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit, tells us that such acts bar one from the Kingdom of God (1 Corinthians 6:9-10). This is no mere failing, no stumble in weakness—it is a brazen rejection of the Creator’s design, a flaunting of vice that mocks the sanctity of marriage and the complementarity of man and woman as God ordained in Genesis!

Do not be deceived by the lies of this age, this culture that calls evil good and good evil (Isaiah 5:20). Destiny stands as a warning to us all—a soul teetering on the precipice of eternal damnation. The fires of Hell yawn wide for those who persist in unrepentant sin, where 'the worm does not die and the fire is not quenched' (Mark 9:4. Our Lord spoke of the narrow gate (Matthew 7:13-14), and yet this man chooses the broad road, leading others astray with him. He has made himself a servant of Satan, a herald of corruption in a world already drowning in filth!

But even now, the Church cries out: Repent! Turn back from the abyss! The mercy of God is offered to every sinner, even one so steeped in iniquity. Yet if Destiny spurns this grace, if he clings to his pride and his perversions, then let him hear the judgment of the Lord: 'Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels' (Matthew 25:41). Hell awaits, not as a mere story, but as the just reward for a life unyielded to God’s law.

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

 

[mindlessobserver]

I can't account for why Destiny's attorneys chose not to move to dismiss the complaint at the outset, but I'd be shocked if they actually want to go to trial. Don't forget, Pxie is also seeking punitive damages, which is more about punishing Destiny than it is about compensating Pxie. I suspect there will be a fight over subject-matter jurisdiction and whether the federal statute even applies given the timing of the leaks; Destiny has other avenues to raise that issue other than in a motion to dismiss.

Punitive damages are not necessarily something that can be applied, and even then the punishment must fit. What has been alleged is not that Destiny shouted to the high heavens to come and look at this revenge porn. Its that it was shared with one person, and then that one person decided to share it with everyone. Pxie has a big problem in that she has not made the leaker of the tape herself a codefendant. Now, this is certainly in the interests of her judicial economy, but imo it's a critical error and one Destiny's lawyers are actually exploiting to thread the needle.

This is the thing. Destiny didn't spread this shit around the internet. A random fan he shared the tape with did. Now, Pxie could argue there was a conspiracy between Destiny and this person and they were acting in tandem. Thus, the spread of the tape was coordinated. But Pxie is not alleging this. She is alleging sole responsibility by Destiny. Which means a critical link in the damage will remain unresolved.

I think Destiny's lawyers realize this. They will argue that yes their client fucked up. But he only shared the video with one person. The actual monetary damage for their client can only realized based on the record. That destiny unlawfully made a recording, and shared it with one person. Everything that happened after that was not his fault or liability. Their client should thus pay statutory damages if they entail, and restorative damages for one viewing of revenge porn for 10,000 dollars. The Jury or Judge may disagree and say that nooooo, he must pay 100,000 dollars!

Either way Destiny wins. Pxie has fucked up at the start from what I am seeing, and its being exploited hard. Sometimes the best defense is not fighting at the border. It is surrendering ground and drawing the enemy in for a single decisive battle. Which it seems to me won't be about whether Destiny did the thing. It will be about just how much he owes for doing the thing. Speed running the case without objection all the way to judgement will cost Destiny little money, and at the end Pxie may find she won't get much either because she very critically left out an important factor that would determine her damages.

 

[Harm]

Its that it was shared with one person

This is the thing. Destiny didn't spread this shit around the internet. A random fan he shared the tape with did.

Pxie alleges that multiple women were sent the media in question featuring herself. I don't necessarily believe she'll be able to substantiate this particular claim, especially since she claims to have only found out months later and during a period in which Destiny was supposedly deleting messages, but it's worth noting that Destiny was allegedly sharing it to far more than one Discord kitten.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Pxie alleges that multiple women were sent the media in question featuring herself. I don't necessarily believe she'll be able to substantiate this particular claim, especially since she claims to have only found out months later and during a period in which Destiny was supposedly deleting messages, but it's worth noting that Destiny was allegedly sharing it to far more than one Discord kitten.

But that is something that has to be proven, as well as who the actual leakers are. To entail the widespread dissemination, the conspiracy has to be shown and those involved made to give testimony. More importantly, they need to claim that they shared the info for Destiny's benefit and not for their own. Pxie's lawyers will have a ton of work in Discovery, as I imagine they will want to know the names of everyone involved. But its doubtful even Destiny knows who the fuck these people are. I bet some of them were actually men pretending to be women too.

Which is another point in favor of speed running this shit. He's giving Pxie's lawyers less time to actually build the case. If the defendant refuses to object to anything the case could go to trial in less then a year. Which means they have to go in hot or cold before the jury. The more I think about it, the more it makes sense the strategy of Destiny's lawyers.

 

[Madone]

But that is something that has to be proven, as well as who the actual leakers are. To entail the widespread dissemination, the conspiracy has to be shown and those involved made to give testimony. More importantly, they need to claim that they shared the info for Destiny's benefit and not for their own. Pxie's lawyers will have a ton of work in Discovery, as I imagine they will want to know the names of everyone involved. But its doubtful even Destiny knows who the fuck these people are. I bet some of them were actually men pretending to be women too.

Which is another point in favor of speed running this shit. He's giving Pxie's lawyers less time to actually build the case. If the defendant refuses to object to anything the case could go to trial in less then a year. Which means they have to go in hot or cold before the jury. The more I think about it, the more it makes sense the strategy of Destiny's lawyers.

Pxie’s lawyers could have initiated the case when they wanted to, If they needed more time to gather evidence, they could have waited.

They also can ask for delay extensions if they need more time.

Realistically, Pxie is the one with less ressources and Destiny is the one who would benefit in extending the case as soon as possible if he can’t get it dismissed.

 

[Nothing Worth]

But that is something that has to be proven, as well as who the actual leakers are. To entail the widespread dissemination, the conspiracy has to be shown and those involved made to give testimony. More importantly, they need to claim that they shared the info for Destiny's benefit and not for their own.

The allegation they are making isn't that there was a conspiracy. Pxie alleged in her initial statement that Destiny himself might have been the one to leak the video to (Kiwifarms) and pretended it was Rose/Solo who did it but her lawsuit makes no such claim. There is no claim that the leaks came from multiple places or from multiple people.

The lawsuit is about him sending it to Rose without consent. Supporting evidence for him sending videos without consent is the (to be proven in court) fact that he sent the video to multiple people, showing a disregard for Pxie's privacy and wellbeing. By sending it to multiple people, let alone one person, that increases the potential that Pxie's privacy (etc) would be violated because Destiny was not sharing these with people he could presume to have confidence in: he was sending them to randoms. Destiny had no way to gauge the privacy of those person's devices and who could have access to that content through the person he was sending it to directly. The maliciousness of this act may be hard to prove but at minimum it was negligent.

There's also the interesting bit that Destiny stored his sex library on Google drive with the privacy settings set to "public."