TCPA Hearing 9/6/19 - Marchi ran from the Law, TI crumbles, conspiracy still on the table, and collective autism from all sides.

[verissimus]

Sorry for double post

I like how TUG wasn't included in that pic. TUG BTFO.

 

[Urbanmech]

So... Y'all posted an insane amount. What questions are there? I'll try to catch up but that's a lot of pages.

Did the Judge really say Vic was a public figure based on how many people were in the room?

 

[quickthrowaway]

So... Y'all posted an insane amount. What questions are there? I'll try to catch up but that's a lot of pages.

Did you tell Ty he should lose his notary license?

 

[Keystone]

Oh no he rated a person dumb. Guess that means those two people should mindcraft out of shame. Because we all know ratings mean something. God who rates posts that old.

I'm going to commit sudoku with a diamond pickaxe. It's been nice knowing you all.

 

[Markorian]

I keep hearing stuff about how Ty messed up. On the other hand, from what I'm seeing, Ty came prepared to provide the exact level of evidence that would be expected at TCPA. This on top of Chupp missing or ignoring existing evidence like Vic's testimony regarding the values. I think Ty did nothing wrong here. Thoughts?

That's going way too far, Ty absolutely fucked up. I just don't think it sounds like any of Ty's fuckups had any sort of impact.

 

[Immaculate Ape]

Did the Judge really say Vic was a public figure based on how many people were in the room?

That's what he said

 

[Tard]

TL;DR Vic took a bullet, Ty tripped over his own shoelaces, and Lemonboi seized the opportunity to kick him in the balls. However, Vic and Ty can still appeal.

There, now everyone can CALM THE FUCK DOWN

And J.dolf shown the judge a slideshow of a trash fire and the judge was visibly annoyed lmao

 

[PrinceofAllCucks]

So... Y'all posted an insane amount. What questions are there? I'll try to catch up but that's a lot of pages.

How many times did you see Lemoine break for his mandatory farting huffing sessions?

 

[Jin Tonica]

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He already left and I have no idea how the site works.

From what it looks like, the only one who can archive this is Gator, at least through Dlive's official resources.

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[AnIncredibleDerp]

That's going way too far, Ty absolutely fucked up. I just don't think it sounds like any of Ty's fuckups had any sort of impact.

Well, I mean, I'm sure he made mistakes, but it doesn' tseem like that's what cost the case. Ty prepared for a TCPA hearing and he walked into a motion to dismiss on the merits.

 

[Monkey Prick]

That's going way too far, Ty absolutely fucked up. I just don't think it sounds like any of Ty's fuckups had any sort of impact.

I think Ty's fuck up of not being able to tie down any other cons to prove TI was a fuck up that absolutely impacted the hearing, but it stands a chance they threw that in assuming they must've done it with other cons but it turned out those cons are just yellow bellied cowards or love drinking the kool aid from Monica and co without hesitation.

 

[ES 195]

That's what he said

Are they able to appeal that? Cause that's actually retarded when you know Vic blew up after #KickVic started, not before.
Also doesn't saying he's public make it harder for defamation to be proven?
Man I was kind of okay with Chupp's judgement until hearing that. That's just dumb.

 

[Bogey Fairy]

Surprised tortious interference was dismissed entirely. Although law Twitter is saying Ty can appeal.

Also, since I haven't been following the case as closely, what does TCPA stand for?

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

They only won because Ron chopped up Judge Chupp's dogs.

 

[Keystone]

And J.dolf shown the judge a slideshow of a trash fire and the judge was visibly annoyed lmao

A trash fire is a very apt description of this saga though, regardless of who you're rooting for or laughing at.

 

[TJ-Weber]

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Ya I didn't think I'd dislike them even more, but I do.

Also reccomend the Gator streaming, because HerExcel is giving a real good summary of the entire hearing.

 

[PrinceofAllCucks]

Surprised tortious interference was dismissed entirely. Although law Twitter is saying Ty can appeal.

Also, since I haven't been following the case as closely, what does TCPA stand for?

Texas Citizen Participation Act

 

[ChucklesTheJester]

I'm going to commit sudoku with a diamond pickaxe. It's been nice knowing you all.

No don't you have too much e621 degenerate shit to fap to.

 

[Immaculate Ape]

Are they able to appeal that? Cause that's actually exceptional when you know Vic blew up after #KickVic started, not before.
Also doesn't saying he's public make it harder for defamation to be proven?
Man I was kind of okay with Chupp's judgement until hearing that. That's just dumb.

Based on HerExcell's recounting and description of Chupp's tone and approach, it's very appealable. Chupp was making demands for evidence that went beyond a prima facie showing, and apparently Ty and Chupp were on different pages.

Chupp apparently was already predisposed to dismissing Marchi, no matter what was brought up. He also wanted Ty to provide a dollar amount of damages for KamehaCon, and wouldn't consider any other arguments if it didn't give him a dollar amount

 

[AnIncredibleDerp]

I think Ty's fuck up of not being able to tie down any other cons to prove TI was a fuck up that absolutely impacted the hearing, but it stands a chance they threw that in assuming they must've done it with other cons but it turned out those cons are just yellow bellied cowards or love drinking the kool aid from Monica and co without hesitation.

Again, this is why you're missing the issue: Chupp treated this like a motion to dismiss. The point is, the Huber and Slatosch affidavits should have provided *prima facie* evidence to allow the TCPA to pass, and therefore discovery to force these people to make the statements, turn over their emails, et cetera.