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

[Dizzyuntildeath]

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> "In fact, 4 people have commited suicide as a result of Kiwi Farms' hate campaigns"
> Lists only 3 people
> Quoted article only lists 3 people

The implication is that you, the reader, are the 4th.

 

[Bill Evans 45]

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Fuck, Null better not find out about this.

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

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> "In fact, 4 people have commited suicide as a result of Kiwi Farms' hate campaigns"
> Lists only 3 people
> Quoted article only lists 3 people

With any luck Greer is including himself.

 

[Hunter Hearst Helmsley]

Motion for an extension of time to see if all other motions become moot because plaintiff went through with it.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

From reading through the crap he sent in, if we take away the parts that are straight up lies, misunderstandings, and misapplications, I honestly don't see anything left that is even close to enough to properly counter the motion for dismissal. If he manages to keep it from being dismissed it will be by divine intervention.

Doesn't have to make sense, just has to look long and "professional" enough that the District judge (who isn't paying attention and doesn't care) will look at it and go "yeah looks like the retarded pro se fuckwit is doing his job, what's everyone's problem?" and tard guard him. He was basically Gish Galloping the legal filing here.

 

[Pascal's Wagie]

"Your Honor, there are half a dozen exit ramps available, optional and/or mandatory. Permission to wait until you choose one or blow past them all."

I don't know about you guys, but I'm feeling bullish, opening up long positions, the works. GREER/MOON 2026. FOUR MORE YEARS! FOUR MORE YEARS!

 

[RodgerDodger]

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100,000 PAGES! All with secret infringement!

It doesn't work that way. He has to specify each specific infringement with clear links to it.

 

[Dizzyuntildeath]

It doesn't work that way. He has to specify each specific infringement with clear links to it.

4 years into it and this still has not really happened so...maybe not?

 

[SargonF00t]

EMERGENCY Motion to Extend Deadline incoming?

Emergency Motion to suck him his penis.

 

[S.C.U.D.]

Wow, the venue must be really proper!

 

[Terrifik]

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can't wait for the judge to be lore dropped .
probably won't care.

 

[Napoleon III]

I find no end of amusement in the fact that Greer missed a key part of Mr. Hardin's motion that makes many (if not) all of Russ' objections irrelevant.

He spends a large chunk of his motion addressing the old claims and completely fails to address the new claims that he needed to address.

Though I will say this case is such a clusterfuck with what are probably a bunch of conflicting and unclear rules that I think the Judge will have a lot of leeway in regards to this one.

It really does seem like he had somebody help him. It's got stuff that's like, almost correct, instead of just being his usual unhinged tirades.

I don't think it was someone who was a lawyer, but it was someone with some legal experience in some manner. It makes tactically good arguments with references to relevant case law and precedence, but strategically it is fucking retarded.

Also I think the fact that it sounds semi-decent might actually work against Russ. If a Pro-Se plaintiff can file a even slightly decent filing you have to give them less leeway. Or at least it would seem so.

Surely, Hardin won't have to explain to the judge who ILJ is right? The letter itself says it's not a takedown notice so Russ' claim that users get to vote on keeping copyrighted materials is a fucking lie. but so is his claim that ILJ is a "random individual".

The funniest part about the ILJ is that she couldn't have sued the KF for copyright she could have sued the KF for defamation even though a lot of the stuff said about her was in fact true.

It's instance 10 billion of Greer seeing something that happened and thinking it has sort of relevance or connection to his situation, when it is completely different.

I would blame @obsdj for contributing to reminding Greer of the deadline, but Hardin also reminded Greer in his emails with him. C’est la vie. We could’ve had the case dismissed.

I don't hate the guy, we all want to talk about this case after all. And he turned out to be right in this instance, but paranoia keeps you alive in all situations.

 

[Turtle O'Carolan]

This is probably because word processing on a phone is a bitch, but the ever-increasing margins in Russ' motion are really distracting.

 

[Harvey Danger]

It is Defendants’ hope that this extension will allow the Court time to rule upon the pending motions listed above, will allow Mr. Greer time to comply with this Court’s orders at ECF No. 283... and will allow Defendants time to investigate the issues set forth herein and file a fulsome and helpful Reply Brief.

Aww, he sounds so optimistic and hopeful. He's copying the judge from the first scheduling hearing, talking about the case as if everything proceeds orderly and neatly like a real lawsuit.

(I know he isn't, it's the tone that tickles me.)

 

[mindlessobserver]

can't wait for the judge to be lore dropped .
probably won't care.

It's not relevant to the case so there isn't any benefit to Hardin litigating a defamation case in a copyright case. He can just call Rusties claims scurrilous and move on.

 

[DavidS877]

I don't think it was someone who was a lawyer, but it was someone with some legal experience in some manner. It makes tactically good arguments with references to relevant case law and precedence, but strategically it is fucking retarded.

I did enjoy the "Jurisdiction is proper because of these cases..." and both were about physical goods. The Zippo test also fails as the the case Soma Medical International v. Standard Chartered Bank shows.



Nature and quality of the "commercial activity".

Now, if Greer could convince Null to sell a bundle with a CD of all of Greer's songs and a copy of his book THEN he MIGHT be able to justify jurisdiction.

 

[TheOtherSideofMakeBelieve]

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Why do you have to nitpick every single word number?

 

[Useful_Mistake]

It's not relevant to the case so there isn't any benefit to Hardin litigating a defamation case in a copyright case. He can just call Rusties claims scurrilous and move on.

Last time he called it very relevant.

 

[RodgerDodger]

Here's hoping in his reply Hardin moves to strike most of Russ's response as unfounded, unproven, malicious, defamatory, once again seeking to re-submit and relitigate claims that have already been dismissed. And that are grossly prejudicial to the defendant.

 

[Bogliacci]

Here's hoping in his reply Hardin moves to strike most of Russ's response as unfounded, unproven, malicious, defamatory, once again seeking to re-submit and relitigate claims that have already been dismissed. And that are grossly prejudicial to the defendant.

There have been attempts to strike this sort of stuff multiple times and each time its been denied.