Skitzocow David Anthony Stebbins / Acerthorn / stebbinsd / fayettevillesdavid - Litigious autist, obese livestreamer, elder abuser, violent schizo, ladyboy importer, hot dog enjoyer, wereturkey.

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Stebbins v. Polano
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Wait, did he win a judgement against this Gary Johnson person or does he just think this guy owes him money?
 

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> self employment $32.25
Acerthorn is really making all that jewtube money
For his bottomless mouth for his wieners addiction
unfortunately the demand for retarded obese turkey gobbling youtube content is rather low. he would be gobbling on the streets for his wiener money if not for the welfare leeching.
 
Now he's starting to sound like he's having a tantrum in his written pleadings. This will obviously go down so well for you David.
All of his pleadings sound like a tantrum. Except that one really creepy one talking about hypothetical murders.

On the positive side he's trying his hardest to do Googles work for them in proving that he is a vexatious and abusive litigant.
 
if acerthorn was a lawyer instead of a wannabe, he would know that the "HYPOTHETICALS" part of his motion is where he's supposed to put actual case law that says what his hypotheticals say. i.e., using a judge's words in a real case to demonstrate how a legal principle applies to an analogous fact pattern because nobody gives a shit about some fake situation you made up in your wiener-poisoned brain
 
Stebbins v. Google LLC
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Did he not read the same defense as Google? They clearly listed evidence of fair use of the icon on it's own merits. Can you really go on and tell the judge the opposing party didn't do something they clearly did?

... Can we expect a "plaintiff's argument is not faithful to the records"?
 
All of his pleadings sound like a tantrum. Except that one really creepy one talking about hypothetical murders.

On the positive side he's trying his hardest to do Googles work for them in proving that he is a vexatious and abusive litigant.
This seems a lot worse than usual to me.
 
He’s incredibly tedious to read past the initial complaint. That’s a common pro se tactic - bury the opposition in paperwork. Hell, it works for regular lawyers too.

But Stebbins has all the power of hyper focus and ignorance of social norms at his disposal. The several warnings he’s had from other judges isn’t going to slow him down a bit.

Using a single frame from a multi-hour video to set up a channel that criticizes this goof seems like the heart of fair use.

Good thing Stebbins has other cases in the pipeline, it would be sad to have to wait till July for the next update.
 
> self employment $32.25
Acerthorn is really making all that jewtube money
For his bottomless mouth for his wieners addiction
Oh noes, now he can claim damages since his declared earnings in 2022 and 2021 were equal 42$...

"Partial summary judgment"
"Hey judge, why won't you just agree with what I state without checking (this time)? Also ignore that my citations are hypotheticals only" - Stabbins probably
 
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Acer keeps weaseling around admitting he has porn accounts.

Stebbins v. Rebolo docket 1
Those participating in APB were constantly searching my entire life's worth of personal history
and sharing it with each other (an act known as “doxxing” in Internet terms), including my
medical records, information regarding a crime I was charged with over a decade ago where I
wasn't even convicted, and even finding numerous porn websites and dating websites where
users have psuedonyms similar to my own
so they can speculate as to what sort of “kinky” stuff I
may or may not be into in the bedroom.

Stebbins v. Rebolo docket 53
I have had people contact me over email and either hurl insults at me or show me various
pieces of my personal information (such as porn accounts or dating profiles) that they claim to
have found about me
and demand that I justify the existence of.

Stebbins v. Polano docket 105
Things they dug up about me and shared with each other
include, but are not limited to, my medical records, some porn sites I may have joined many years ago, and some
dating sites where profiles exist with similar usernames to my own
, so they can speculate as to what kinky stuff I
may ro may not be into in the bedroom!

Stebbins v. Polano docket 106
Information about my personal life which was shared in that thread
includes a crime I was charged with over a decade ago that I wasn't even convicted of, my
medical records, and even various aspects of my sex life, such as finding porn sites that I
supposedly joined over 9 years ago or dating sites that have profiles on them with usernames that
suggest they could belong to me.


"claim to have found"
"supposedly joined"
"may have joined"
"psuedonyms similar to my own"
"usernames that suggest they could belong to me" :smug:
 

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The appeal was finally docketed (yesterday) in the 9th circuit:
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Acerthorn's opening brief is due 06/02/2023
Update:
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As Acerthorn contends:
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Interestingly he provides no authority for anything relating this "summary reversal" not even where it comes from (local rule 3-6 for the 9th circuit). So what does 9th circuit think about this motion? Well, these kinds of motions are "rare and exceptional" and "usually reserved . . . for situations in which the law is well settled and stable, the facts are not in dispute, and the decision below is clearly in error." (See, Act Up!/Portland v. Bagley, 988 F.2d 868 (9th Cir. 1992) ) Something that is not true here. It seems, then, that this is another L for dear Acer. @AnOminous , thoughts?
 

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