Nah, it’s a proper private institution. Utah isn’t a caliphate. I’m pretty sure he’s already been excommunicated from the LDS church.
as far as i remember, he was never officially excommunicated (don’t even know if that’s the right term for mormons, was raised catholic and excommunication is a practice that doesn’t happen, or rarely happens, with catholics anymore as far as i know). and part of the reason he took entire semesters off was to work to get money to fuck hookers.
They have actual excommunication but it's a formal process and often lengthy. It's entirely possible he's disfellowshipped, which means he loses his Temple recommend (that is can't attend Temple ceremonies including weddings and funerals). The person still formerly remains a member of the Church and can remedy things.
Agreed. His public promotion and lobbying for legalized prostitution alone makes him an apostate and subject to disciplinary measures such as membership restrictions.
He'd probably be actually excommunicated if he was something like a prominent academic or a celebrity openly living a gay lifestyle, instead of a retard. They'd go easy on retards. But from things he's said he's likely not allowed in Temple ceremonies, which is why he couldn't attend his (adoptive) sister's wedding and seethed about it. They invited him to the reception (not in the Temple), but he chimped out because they told him it was a no-plights zone and didn't show up, while passive-aggressively madrating the Facebook posts about it.
That and what would revoking his paralegal degree do? He couldn't reliably get paralegal work before the recent firing/eviction and none of his lolsuit victims has used his paralegal status to justify holding him to a tougher standard than other pro se plaintiffs. The most we'd get out of this is a bit of Facebook seething followed by an angry self-pitying filing on the docket.
Greer is noting if not a slave to his victim complex. If he was put through any sort of excommunication process he would document it every step of the way. Not only does he not have a sense of shame in the traditional sense where shameful acts would embarrass him, so constantly airing out his curated dirty laundry (his aforementioned lack of traditional shame causes this to backfire on him, See: Writing a book about making 18 year olds hookers as a sense of pride) is one of the few paths to validation left open to him since his rancid personality closed most others. Every Church sanctioned intervention would be met with long winded incoherent rants about trying to force Greer into a life he doesn't want. An official letter of excommunication would be permanently pinned at the top of all his feeds as proof (in his mind) that he is unloved and persecuted even by people who should love him.
I've heard of cases where one is called to the "court of love" and if the person doesn't show they're excommunicated in absentia.
I seriously doubt they even could just seize something he paid for years later because they're mad at him now.
And even if they do that, they send a letter. If they could contact him at all in the first place, they could do that, too.
That'd still probably only be grounds for disfellowship or member restriction. If he was gay or a troon and publicly advocated for such lifestyles while declaiming LDS church teaching, he'd probably be excommunicated. Existence is not enough, active opposition is what triggers response usually.
Now the real question is how you get these 2 in a lolsuit against each other
Greer claiming to have been excommunicated without his knowledge in November 2017:
