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I mean, he admitted himself that he is talking more openly about the case to control the narrative. If he stood silent he would continue to bleed even the core tiny sycophants, because as much as they are trying to deny it on technicalities, the case against him is very clear cut on his guilt, optically and legally from what pixies team are arguing (with proof, even). He initially wanted to stay quiet about it (legal arc much mystery), but when the case started going forward and people started pouring through the court records he knew there was 0 chance he would come out clean from it, so he did what he does best, which is:I believe that he wants to talk about this in part to defend himself to his audience but also as a means of humiliating Pxie.
Thanks for letting us know. KF shout out at the end!Too lazy to turn on my computer, but Lonerbox did mention Destiny and some DGG logs earlier today on stream. It's nothing important outside of him basically saying Destiny is a lying moron that is contradicting himself. ~1h:57m:20s mark of today's stream titled along the lines of, "Israel approves plan to occupy Gaza".
(Edit: Fixed capitalization and more specific time.)
Thanks for acknowledging the oft-overlooked, ever-evasive disjunctive "or." As illustrated in his response to the latest filing, Destiny is a proficient understander of English semantics and grammar, so I don't know how he could have misread the statute. One other notable thing, by referring to it as a "maximum" or "cap," he sometimes implies that the court could award a lower amount, but I don't believe that's actually true. Because Congress set a liquidated damages amount in lieu of proving actual damages, I'm not sure the court could even award a lower amount if liability is established, and that's, of course, in addition to attorney's fees and litigation costs.Does it say here the damages are capped at 150k? Because it doesn't seem that clear to me at all. It seems to me that you can choose 150k in "liquidated damages" if you have trouble establishing personal damages, not that 150k is the upper limit.
Not sure, but his lawyers didn't co-sign his "legal opinion" in their response; his belief that 150k is a cap on damages is only in his affidavit. My speculation is that he just wanted that belief in the court record because he relies on it to paint Pxie as money hungry, and her initial settlement demand as outrageous. But, as Pxie's attorneys have pointed out, he's essentially just testifying to a legal conclusion as a layman, and settlement negotiations aren't admissible as evidence anyway, which would arguably include her initial demand letter.Why the fuck did his lawyer allow this in his declaration!?
Since you are the expert on american law in here: Can such a affidavit even enter the trial as evidence? Where i am from, legal opinions can never be filed as evidence, not even in the form of an expert opinion/amicus brief, as it is the job of the court to have/attain knowledge about the correct legal interpretation (with a exception regarding the interpretation of foreign law). So why tf did Destiny even include this, if it, at most, is a worthless filing, and at worst, might somehow make Destinys position worse by f.e. helping to establish a pattern of behavior.Not sure, but his lawyers didn't co-sign his "legal opinion" in their response; his belief that 150k is a cap on damages is only in his affidavit. My speculation is that he just wanted that belief in the court record because he relies on it to paint Pxie as money hungry, and her initial settlement demand as outrageous. But, as Pxie's attorneys have pointed out, he's essentially just testifying to a legal conclusion as a layman, and settlement negotiations aren't admissible as evidence anyway, which would arguably include her initial demand letter.
I appreciate that, but I am a mere expert in bird law. But seriously, probably not (at least as to the portion of the affidavit we are referring to). The fact that he's a layman is actually a bit of a red herring; even if he was a lawyer, it would be improper for him to testify as to legal conclusions or other points of law. I can think of some niche circumstances off the top of my head where a lawyer could serve as an expert witness and submit their legal opinion as evidence (legal malpractice cases, for example, but even then they are more serving as fact-witnesses testifying to a standard of care, not really offering legal conclusions). But that's obviously not the case here. Perhaps he could testify as to his belief that the settlement demand was outrageous, and that belief is based on his interpretation of the statute, but I don't immediately see how that's even relevant to the case.Since you are the expert on american law in here: Can such a affidavit even enter the trial as evidence? Where i am from, legal opinions can never be filed as evidence, not even in the form of an expert opinion/amicus brief, as it is the job of the court to have/attain knowledge about the correct legal interpretation (with a exception regarding the interpretation of forgein law). So why tf did Destiny even include this, if it, at most, is a worthless filing, and at worst, might somehow make Destinys position worse by f.e. helping to establish a pattern of behavior.
Thanks, also idk why eepstiny thinks its a good idea to file something that his lawyers refuse to co-sign. Like, idk why you pay your lawyers a shitton of money if you do something anyways, even if your lawyers are like "nahhh fam, im not gonna sign this, sry". At this point, if you truely think you know everything better than anybody, why dont you just represent yourself and save a shit ton of money.I appreciate that, but I am a mere expert in bird law. But seriously, probably not (at least as to the portion of the affidavit we are referring to). The fact that he's a layman is actually a bit of a red herring; even if he was a lawyer, it would be improper for him to testify as to legal conclusions or other points of law. I can think of some niche circumstances off the top of my head where a lawyer could serve as an expert witness and submit their legal opinion as evidence (legal malpractice cases, for example, but even then they are more serving as fact-witnesses testifying to a standard of care, not really offering legal conclusions). But that's obviously not the case here. Perhaps he could testify as to his belief that the settlement demand was outrageous, and that belief is based on his interpretation of the statute, but I don't immediately see how that's even relevant to the case.
"while cutting ties for no reason" is incredibleThanks for letting us know. KF shout out at the end!
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The "implied consent" argument reminds me of fundamentalist Christians who think it's impossible to rape their wife. "Why would I need to get her consent? She's my wife bro, it's already implied because we're married!"
I truly wonder what goes in the mind of the average DGGer, are they really this stupid/autistic? is it a mass delusion?
if you're gonna dox someone you just do it. you don't threaten it like a faggot. this is just dgg once again larping like they are 2008 4chan legion when in reality all they do is spam the report button like that kike faggot dan saltman and accomplish NOTHING.
B-but the adpocolypse is totally workingif you're gonna dox someone you just do it. you don't threaten it like a faggot. this is just dgg once again larping like they are 2008 4chan legion when in reality all they do is spam the report button like that kike faggot dan saltman and accomplish NOTHING.
I'm not gay tho...if you're gonna dox someone you just do it. you don't threaten it like a faggot
Thanks for letting us know. KF shout out at the end!
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The "implied consent" argument reminds me of fundamentalist Christians who think it's impossible to rape their wife. "Why would I need to get her consent? She's my wife bro, it's already implied because we're married!"
Edit: I think he's supposed to have a conversation with Zee Cohen-Sanchez sometime this week.
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I normally like lonerbox and I hate internet tough guys but he was a sort detached and passive that for some reason bothered me.Lonerbox might come out as the hero here if he continues to play his cards right.
The fact that he's been relatively unresponsive to any of the current legal drama and Destiny's retarded antics, hampers Destiny's ability to fallback on the "anti-fan" deflections for when he inevitably does make a more detailed/through response, since if it was the case that he was just trying to appeal to anti-fans, then the implication would be he would have been covering this more in-depth from the start. Him waiting for there to be a specific threshold of evidence to be made public, will also incidentally make it seem like he was more patient/good faith in forming a full opinion from Destiny's audiences pov, at least opposed to those evil "anti-fans" like JSTLK or Kuihman.
It also helps that Lonerbox is so well respected in Destiny's community for things outside of just being a Destiny orbiter, hence why they still have a lingering respect for him even after he left it. He's unironically better at formatting and justifying his positions than Destiny is, making it hard for Destiny to influence his audience to just ignore him.
When can we expect all these evidentiary objections to come to a head and a hearing scheduled with the magistrate judge?Pxie has responded to Destiny's objections.
Plaintiff’s Response to Defendant’s Evidentiary Objections to Declarations Submitted in Support of Preliminary Injunction [ECF No. 66]
I think we have started to grow on people more. Sure, they still think we are deranged, but they don't say we are wrong anymore, small steps.Lonerbox might come out as the hero here if he continues to play his cards right.
The fact that he's been relatively unresponsive to any of the current legal drama and Destiny's retarded antics, hampers Destiny's ability to fallback on the "anti-fan" deflections for when he inevitably does make a more detailed/through response, since if it was the case that he was just trying to appeal to anti-fans, then the implication would be he would have been covering this more in-depth from the start. Him waiting for there to be a specific threshold of evidence to be made public, will also incidentally make it seem like he was more patient/good faith in forming a full opinion from Destiny's audiences pov, at least opposed to those evil "anti-fans" like JSTLK or Kuihman.
It also helps that Lonerbox is so well respected in Destiny's community for things outside of just being a Destiny orbiter, hence why they still have a lingering respect for him even after he left it. He's unironically better at formatting and justifying his positions than Destiny is, making it hard for Destiny to influence his audience to just ignore him.
I genuinely have had to stop reading that subreddit, and the threads related to the cases, and I've started to avoid reading his Footsies regarding the case in rustlesearch. I genuinely get too trigger and consider making an account to simply go argue with them, but ultimately always decide that it's not only pointless, it's also retarded.Pretty funny seeing a DGG'er accuse others of falling for manipulation tactics. I wonder what he thinks of Destiny saying he'd ban people from DGG for defending sending others' pornography without explicit consent then basing his legal strategy around assumed (not explicit) consent. Or why Destiny thought it was important to imply Pxie might have sent videos of someone else to Destiny without that person's consent, then bitch about people doing the same thing to him regarding that recorded audio.
Pxie has responded to Destiny's objections.