In her defense, not all the facts were known about the allegations and no one was 100% sure if Vic did cheat on Michelle at the time, which was later confirmed during Vic's deposition.
Companies sadly prefer putting in the same well known voices over and over than risking somebody new and "less exciting" in major roles. Sure i too wish we'd get less of the same voices every time but i take what i can get if it's good.
If you mean in this? No. If you mean in the law? The dirt was ages ago so I have no idea.
Me: Nobody understand what I'm trying to say.
She did delete the stuff that Michele told her to, though, although she was under no obligation to do so. Michele didn't have the right to tell her what she can and what she can't post online, doesn't matter if it's factually correct or not. That's what bothered me. Should've just told her that.
Just in general. I mean........they aren't hypocrites right? (rhetorical) And ages ago means nothing as we've seen here.
OK, my bad, I made it too short, I will further it:
In that case, I have no fucking idea. But if they have been pressed, and the lie has been archived, I think Ty could use that info because if my not lawyer is hunch is right, one of the things that'll truly nail you in libel/defamation suits is something called "reckless disregard for the truth".
I never cared for NPR, so I don't know how that operates.
the ghost of fruity pebbles jr on Twitter
“I wish death on few people. All of them are Vic Mignogna and his fans. All twelve of them”twitter.com
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The right side of history everyone.
the ghost of fruity pebbles jr on Twitter
“I wish death on few people. All of them are Vic Mignogna and his fans. All twelve of them”
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The right side of history everyone.
Also, there are 18+ panels at cons where they straight up say "don't take pictures or record". And Todd Haberkorn's beef with Pridemore was the result of a drunken hookup (according to him). And given the cosplays that go on and the booze, and the socially awkward and not socially awkward people getting together for a weekend, and what goes on in hotel rooms, I'm ready to bet that there's a lot of tail chasing and smashing going on.
Anime conventions were never supposed to be an industry nor a profession. They were supposed to be a bunch of fans getting together to celebrate the stuff they loved, which is how the whole "by fans, for fans" tagline became a thing. When anime was hitting it's first boom at the turn of the century, you got a flood of casuals (think comic con getting people who saw the Lord of the Rings movies) and for a variety of reasons (some good, some bad) cons put a lot of effort into hanging onto these people that often were only really into anime for a year or two. And that's the abridged version of how cons went from being basically a larger version of 20-somethings hanging out and talking about anime at someone's house, to a new career choice for a bunch of jagoff, college dropouts.
Hey Chuck Huber, this woman actually thinks it would be good if your friend committed suicide. Is this what you call “healing the community”?
"The anime community is in tatters because of bad man Vic and his fans. It can heal if Vic kills himself tho. See, if he chooses to kill himself, that makes it okay because it's his choice and it just means he's guilty of everything."
