You're not wrong that it COULD happen. But it almost certainly won't happen in Nick's case because he will fuck up well before they ever look at his doctor or prescriber. A guy literally died from overdosing on telemedicine Adderall and it's still legal.
Just because something continues to be done doesn't mean it's legal, just that nobody has prioritized prosecuting it. A lot of these pill mills are on very thin ice at best.
Obviously there is none. The cuck in this situation, if there is one, is Melton. Melton made the decision to comply with the C&D order which clearly is aligned with Melton's own ToS for his superchat system. If Nick is legally correct about everything, then Melton should be taking his advice and ignoring the C&D.
Even MAPton knows Nick is an absolutely incompetent loser and his advice is worthless. Also he can't even give legal advice. It would be a crime. He is not authorized to practice law.
It's two fold. The probation officer might start to brush all snitching off as gay Internet drama where legitimate concerns could have been missed, or they might get extra pissy and look at Skelly with a magnifying glass. A probation officer in Spicer of all places (or the country) can't have that much work to do right?
The people who take these calls all day long may notice that a good chunk of their daily hassle involves this one particular sociopathic asshole who can't quit fucking up constantly to save his life.
Does Nick really believe the AI voice donations are a copyright issue?
It's hard to know with Balldo. Is he actually stupid enough to believe that? He might be. Or he might just be banking on the fact his audience now consists entirely of knuckle-dragging droolers who will believe whatever he says.
Even now he says there's no way anyone around him knew about what he was doing, even though it's clear they did.
This is another where it's hard to know whether he believes his own lies. Not only did they know exactly what was going on, they literally turned him in to the cops.
Before I knew who any of these people were I had to turn off some panel I happened to run into about a minute in bc of his unbearable, nasty personality.
Maybe I'm numb to it but he's just a garden variety incel. Nowhere near Elliot Rodger territory. More like Eeyore. It's probably why he doesn't have an audience, because it really grates.
What Nick is doing with supertips has what appears to be a superchat by that person speaking in an AI generated voice as that person with no indication that it is parody.
What's worse and may tip the scale is that it isn't just some random parody, like those things where Conan O'Brien would put lips on a picture of someone and then "interview" them, where it clearly wasn't the person in question. It is not clear on sight that it isn't the person in question, the whole point of the AI simulation is to make it as realistic as possible.
However, it isn't just some part of another thing. It's an interactive service and the person using it has to pay for every use of it. So it is quite literally
directly commercially exploiting that name, image and likeness on a per use basis.
This really would seem to put a stake through the heart of the "it's just a parody bro" defense.