Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

When will the Judge issue a ruling regarding the Motion to Dismiss?

  • This Month

    Votes: 66 13.9%
  • Next Month

    Votes: 56 11.8%
  • This Year

    Votes: 74 15.5%
  • Next Year

    Votes: 164 34.5%
  • Whenever he issues an update to the sanctions

    Votes: 116 24.4%

  • Total voters
    476
confidence he is in the right.
rusty is always in the right especially when pertaining to hooker access my friend. the gosh darned utah judge just doesnt fricking get it because he lacks empathy for the disabled. expect a motion to educate the judge about the social and charitative benefits of pimping out hookers in a seedy hotel in a desert town strip
 
ECF 269 is basically "well ackshually..." and "give me (more) gibs".
Greer moved faster on sanctions this time around, I guess bringing up his brothel crusade is all it takes to get him get a move on.
The word "brothel" is Russhole's bat signal.

btw I'm both surprised and glad that the Magistrate told Russhole to pound sand almost immediately after ECF 269 was filed.
 
If the motion to strike had been granted, would the filing have been removed from the record entirely?
It would look like this:
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It would be "on the record" in the sense that it would be accessible, but nothing in it would be under the consideration of the court
 
Literally that. If parties can reasonably not waste the court's time with bullshit, act like adults, and not just spaz out like Nick Rekieta, that's awesome.
Little by little, Russ's retardation about the law is training my intuition about the same to be slightly less retarded. Who says learning can't be fun?
 
So, why is there a rule that the moving party first serve the motion for sanctions to opposing counsel 21 days before filing with the court? Is that to encourage opposing parties to work things out between themselves so the court doesn't have to rule on who's the bigger dipshit?
You don't want to encourage lawyers to invoke the power of the court to punish other lawyers. It's a waste of the court's limited time and doesn't lend itself to efficiency or collegial resolution of the issues. If there's a mistake or something that doesn't rise to the level of egregious conduct, it's better for one side to bring it to the attention of the other side so it can be worked out privately. It's also rooted in an idea of a collegial practicing bar, where lawyers aren't trying to skin each other alive at all times but rather get the case done professionally and quickly.
 
The Magistrate told Russ to fuck off
Looks like Russ's strategy of trying to use the same exact tactic someone justly used against him didn't pay off. Example 5000.

So threatening Greer's victim status or hooker access prompts him to move with a certain amount of swiftness and confidence he is in the right.
One thing I've noticed is that addicts have an almost religious devotion to their addiction. I've heard it said that Coomers are the most powerful force in existence because they will do anything at all to get their coom.
 
Looks like Russ's strategy of trying to use the same exact tactic someone justly used against him didn't pay off. Example 5000.


One thing I've noticed is that addicts have an almost religious devotion to their addiction. I've heard it said that Coomers are the most powerful force in existence because they will do anything at all to get their coom.
Say what you want about crack addicts but they'll wake up, pull themselves out of whatever dumpster they passed out in and find more crack.
 
One thing I've noticed is that addicts have an almost religious devotion to their addiction. I've heard it said that Coomers are the most powerful force in existence because they will do anything at all to get their coom
What happens when you combine religion and cooming tho? You get Russ. A man that cries over demolished brothels as holy sites. Yeah threatening his hooker/priestess access will make this little zealot move mountains.
 
I know I'm late since the motion was already DENIED, but it's kind of depressing how all Hardin's filings have that "Alternatively..." in it. The form is always:
"This is the blackletter law, no exceptions, no discretion. But if you choose to just ignore it anyway, please at least toss me some scraps."

Thankfully this is one "Alternatively" that didn't need to be invoked. For once.
 
Russ complains that Hardin is filing too much, causing delays. How does he complain? By filing a motion designed to cause delays. I swear, this asshole.

Man, when I was a child I decided that I never wanted to be a judge because I was afraid of being shot by unhappy criminals. Now I don't want to be a judge because I'm afraid I'd shoot the plaintiffs and the defendants just to make them both shut up.

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This suit is nothing but a slapfight at this point, it's not our fault and we have to participate like this, but still a slapfight.

I maintain the judge is bending over backwards to give Greer every chance he can inside the rules, simply because he doesn't want to ever see us cross his desk again. If he's smart he'll label Russ vexatious just to make it even less likely to ever see him again.
 
I just love how Russ thought it was a good idea to go around revealing he's actually the head of a group of investors worth millions in official reports and such.

Russel doesn't put much actual thought into anything he does and seems to lack the capacity to consider possible longterm consequences of anything he's doing. It's the sort of problem that causes a man to take a hooker to Olive Garden instead of fucking her and then running out of time without actually fucking her. He's like an animal (but not an intelligent or likable one such as a dog, even though he slobbers like one) that's just acting on impulses.

The word "brothel" is Russhole's bat signal.

I wonder if that could in some way be leveraged. We already know that Greer has a tendency to try to litigate things that aren't part of the case, and his latest filing had pages of details. Consider the following excerpt and notice Russ engaging in his instinctive tendency to explain, even though it has no place in his motion.

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A deft hand could use these to carefully guide Greer for trying to make this case about mean things that other people post on Kiwi Farms or how Hardin violated the SPO that Greer never bothered to read and pivot him to focus on how Jan Jenson illegally deprived him of his god given right to purchase a brothel with money he doesn't have and would never be able to raise.

I want to see this for no other reason than to punish the judge for not putting an end to this farce a long time ago.
 
Russel doesn't put much actual thought into anything he does and seems to lack the capacity to consider possible longterm consequences of anything he's doing. It's the sort of problem that causes a man to take a hooker to Olive Garden instead of fucking her and then running out of time without actually fucking her. He's like an animal (but not an intelligent or likable one such as a dog, even though he slobbers like one) that's just acting on impulses.



I wonder if that could in some way be leveraged. We already know that Greer has a tendency to try to litigate things that aren't part of the case, and his latest filing had pages of details. Consider the following excerpt and notice Russ engaging in his instinctive tendency to explain, even though it has no place in his motion.

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A deft hand could use these to carefully guide Greer for trying to make this case about mean things that other people post on Kiwi Farms or how Hardin violated the SPO that Greer never bothered to read and pivot him to focus on how Jan Jenson illegally deprived him of his god given right to purchase a brothel with money he doesn't have and would never be able to raise.

I want to see this for no other reason than to punish the judge for not putting an end to this farce a long time ago.
He went into autistic level of detail in his filing to describe the differences between the brothels he wants to buy. He even put in that he would LOVE to buy the nicer brothel and it's a dream of his.
In a lawsuit about copyright infringement.
That didn't happen.
Remind me why we're still here and people entertain this goblin?
 
He went into autistic level of detail in his filing to describe the differences between the brothels he wants to buy. He even put in that he would LOVE to buy the nicer brothel and it's a dream of his.
In a lawsuit about copyright infringement.
That didn't happen.
Remind me why we're still here and people entertain this goblin?

Because it goes to show how far someone with a disability will manipulate others' empathy in-said of name disability.

Russ is one of the people that has shown me not every disabled person is a "sweet, innocent, dumb angel". I was really that ignorant.
 
The magistrate seems to not like Russ much
To know Russ is to not like Russ very much
Looks like Russ's strategy of trying to use the same exact tactic someone justly used against him didn't pay off. Example 5000.
I think the Magistrate has been watching Russ long enough now to recognize that pattern. That his filings are in true Pro Se Retard fashion, just parroting back whatever the opposing council writes. The $5000 sanction request was a huge tell.
Russell is learning the hard way that even a disabled man has to play by the rules.
Russ is a Lolcow. First rule of Lolcows. Lolcows never learn nothing.
A deft hand could use these to carefully guide Greer for trying to make this case about mean things that other people post on Kiwi Farms
You don't need a deft hand. Russ is advertising his bad faith in every single one of his hundreds of filings. Has he ever filed a single page regarding copyright?
 
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Please Russ, hit us with the Motion to Reconsider. We need it.
My bet: he emails Hardin the exact same motion, says "withdraw everything within 21 days or I file this again". Hardin takes the opportunity to correct the $1.2 million to $100k (if needed), and to notify the court of Greer's latest email. Russ re-files an unchanged motion at 12:01 AM on day 22.
 
Nice to see him moving to strike today's idiot motion for sanctions, but why not move to strike the other motion for sanctions at 263 as well? Why leave that one hanging as (while asking for extension of time to reply)?
Because of tactics you twit.

What, if any, is the practical effect of a motion being denied as opposed to stricken in this case?
It remains on the docket and can be used to bolster proofs in the future. If it is stricken it is as if it never existed.
 
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