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"Moon and his site has caused three people to commit suicide"
Has it ever been proven that this website was a cause?
Has it ever been proven that this website was a cause?
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America is a weird place."Fighting words" is indeed a legal term. It means words which by their very nature will lead to violence, and it's one of the few exceptions to the First Amendment (along with obscenity, incitement, defamation, etc.). It's more recent of a doctrine than you'd think; Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, for instance, was in the 1940s. However, laws against fighting words are almost never enforced anymore.
That makes sense, since people consider "misgendering" as fighting words."Fighting words" is indeed a legal term. It means words which by their very nature will lead to violence, and it's one of the few exceptions to the First Amendment (along with obscenity, incitement, defamation, etc.). It's more recent of a doctrine than you'd think; Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, for instance, was in the 1940s. However, laws against fighting words are almost never enforced anymore.
I always forget that when Russ tries to hire a professional to do something, he has this weird extra condition of “must also a be a hot woman willing to have sex in exchange for Olive Garden breadsticks.” Really limits your options in a lot of fields.He has no idea how to find a hacker unless a certain tubby psychopathic Brit tells him, and even then he screws it up somehow. Most likely, he insists on trying to hire a attractive female hacker, just like he wants an attractive female landlady and an attractive female therapist. But there aren't a lot of those, so he ends up getting scammed by some 'geek girl' e-thot and gets nothing.
The YouTube video was actually a kiwi's channel, so it's a similar situation to the book. Russ could easily send a DMCA to Google to have them remove both of those. Strangely, however, he hasn't (even after Josh told him that he needs to do that).That I understand, but I believe this doesn't apply here in particular because downloading the song and uploading here is one thing, but putting a link to a video that Russ himself posted isn't grounds for copyright infrigiment.
The book isn't posted here, it's on someone's google drive. The content itself is not on Kiwi Farms.
I don't know much about legal matterd but I though this is obvious? Anyone tjat knows better feel free to correct me.
Russ has actually said that he views lawsuits as a sort of dueling. It fits, too; because of some perceived slight he'll try to end you by suing you into the dirt. And I really don't think he understands the difference between a legal cause of action and what he feels like. If he feels like something's wrong, he'll just batter at the law until he's beaten it into some contortion that he's able to convince himself that it agrees with him.Really? I was always under the impression that "Fighting Words" was used in legal cases before. If you go back a couple hundred years ago, I'm sure the term was used to justify duels. This could simply be a misinterpretation of history though.
He registered the copyrights.You still have copyright on something even if you make it freely available, so you can sue for it. Though in that situation it's usually because someone was stealing it and passing it off as their own, or using it in some profit-making enterprise like an advertisement. You hypothetically could sue for it regardless, but I doubt it's a registered copyright so he wouldn't get statutory damages, and actual damages would be effectively nil. So even in a dreamworld scenario where he did manage to get Null for the songs in court, I don't think he'd get anything more than a nominal amount.
He's suing for the book and a song. The book is on a google drive (linked from here), the song was hosted here.That I understand, but I believe this doesn't apply here in particular because downloading the song and uploading here is one thing, but putting a link to a video that Russ himself posted isn't grounds for copyright infrigiment.
The book isn't posted here, it's on someone's google drive. The content itself is not on Kiwi Farms.
I don't know much about legal matterd but I though this is obvious? Anyone tjat knows better feel free to correct me.
"Fighting words" is indeed a legal term. It means words which by their very nature will lead to violence, and it's one of the few exceptions to the First Amendment (along with obscenity, incitement, defamation, etc.). It's more recent of a doctrine than you'd think; Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, for instance, was in the 1940s. However, laws against fighting words are almost never enforced anymore.
He's suing for the book and a song. The book is on a google drive (linked from here), the song was hosted here.
The doctor that failed to fix his face when he was younger? Just a kiwi who became a doctor and travelled back in time to prevent Rusty from getting a normal mouthMy favorite parts are that he believes anyone who contacts him and reacts poorly is from KF, including actual reporters writing articles about him. So much so that he apparently thinks that the Medium guy who wrote the article is just a KF user who became a journalist just to ruin Russell.
And any time anything bad happens, it must be the Kiwis. Even if there is zero evidence. Even if there are very clear explanations of how this is about Russell’s actions.
This type of paranoia is not going to work well for him in his psych eval. I’m sure that it’s possible that sometimes it could be someone, but he seems to see links and connections that are simply not there.
It still shocks cos me how many people do this and not only do it with regularity but competence too. Is there a vexatious litigant status for files and such you have can have like a scarlett A branded on your forehead? I imagine you'd get a rep for it pretty quick.The YouTube video was actually a kiwi's channel, so it's a similar situation to the book. Russ could easily send a DMCA to Google to have them remove both of those. Strangely, however, he hasn't (even after Josh told him that he needs to do that).
Linking to a site and saying "there's copyrighted stuff here, you can get it for free" is a bit of a legal grey area. You're not actually violating the copyright, but you might be helping others to do so.
Russ has actually said that he views lawsuits as a sort of dueling. It fits, too; because of some perceived slight he'll try to end you by suing you into the dirt. And I really don't think he understands the difference between a legal cause of action and what he feels like. If he feels like something's wrong, he'll just batter at the law until he's beaten it into some contortion that he's able to convince himself that it agrees with him.
That can be described as doing something with his left hand while watching a Taylor Swift music video.It speaks a lot that he thinks he actually has a sex life to be intruded upon.
This is a never ending gift. I wish it could be entered into his psych eval.
Doesn't $5 hookers count?It speaks a lot that he thinks he actually has a sex life to be intruded upon.
"Moon and his site has caused three people to commit suicide"
Has it ever been proven that this website was a cause?
Then maybe Mr Russell should challenge Mr Moon to a duel.Really? I was always under the impression that "Fighting Words" was used in legal cases before. If you go back a couple hundred years ago, I'm sure the term was used to justify duels. This could simply be a misinterpretation of history though.
In Russell's own unhinged words on Facebook, his lawsuits are his form of a duel.Then maybe Mr Russell should challenge Mr Moon to a duel.![]()
It goes into his idea that he's literally the only man on earth who is nice to women, and shows what a sexist he really is. He thinks women are good only for sex and stroking his ego, hence why he enjoys hookers so much. He also thinks any woman can be wooed with the most token of efforts, no matter their job or position in life, and they're all just waiting for their "Romeo on a White Horse" (dry heave.) When he tries to get with a woman, he thinks they'll be blown away that *gasp* a man is being a gentleman to them! (read: buys them cheap gifts and hits on them) He expects them to be thankful that a studly big shot legal expert and soon to be famous songwriter is giving them the time of day, and when they not only don't drop their panties on sight, but have the audacity to actually refuse him, he gets mad.I always forget that when Russ tries to hire a professional to do something, he has this weird extra condition of “must also a be a hot woman willing to have sex in exchange for Olive Garden breadsticks.” Really limits your options in a lot of fields.
Like he has this idea of multitasking that means trying to fold getting laid into any basic errand or service.
“Can I get a plumber to come look at the slow drain in my bathtub? Oh, but also can I choose from your roster of attractive, horny desperate female plumbers? Is that a separate charge, or same price?”
As seen with the tanning salon, the copy store, etc, Russ’ yelp reviews make it clear that he doesn’t consider customer service from a female worker to be adequate unless the possibility of sex or at least a date is included. Bad tanning salon service because the desk girl wouldn't like me on instagram so I could hound her for a date! Bad copy store service because the desk girl got someone else to help me and wouldn’t wait on me so I could hound her for a date! Bad lawyer because she not only didn’t bring me in for a job interview, she refused my flowers and attempts to get a date!
Russ is one of those special fucked-up men who think that no matter what the job or profession, women are obligated to offer sex along with their regular work. If they weren’t expected to, the boss would just have a man do that job.
He'd propably sue the fleshlight at one point in the future, because it was unwilling or didn't perform like he thought it is supposed to.It would be much better for everyone if Russ got himself a fleshlight and taped Taylor's photo to it.