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If I lived in his building, I would make it my personal mission to make his life hell. And I don’t mean tweeting from a useless ‘Langley Resident’ account. Pretty disappointing that the police haven’t put this guy away.
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I would absolutely be scared of JY's dog and anyone should be. Dogs, generally, are lovely animals. However, Johnny is VERY aggressive and hostile, has very poor hygiene, and has a dog with seemingly no training whatsoever, not even normal housepet training. His dog is probably constantly stressed dealing with JY, has not been having proper behavior enforced, and is around an owner who is being aggressive and hostile--and dogs, being extremely domesticated, are very attuned to their owners emotions and expressions. This is a recipe for disaster.
I can see Johnny screaming or chasing someone and his dog joining in. I can also see him not really stopping his dog from attacking someone and trying to sue them for it later.
I genuinely would be pretty scared to be anywhere near his "service animal."
Honestly, the best case scenario is for him to decide he doesn't need a service dog and get it to a loving home while it's still a puppy and can be taken care of and trained and played with and loved by calm, decent people before it develops any aggressive tendencies. Because I guarantee, once the puppy snarls at someone because JY is screaming and it wants to protect him and be a good dog, he's going to actively encourage it to "scare off the transphobes" or whatever.
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Whatcha got against wgkitty? They (plural) are fabulous.
You're trash and wouldn't be allowed in the building
However if u team up with John southern maybe u can be arrested together for our amusement and butt buddy it up in jail together
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Very fair point! People tend not to realise how terrifying they can be by merely being physically capable of overpowering you at will, without any questionable intentions at all.
Slight powerlevel here:
I'm a woman of average height, willowy (read: neither athletic nor physically imposing) build, and also - which has no bearing on my physical prowess but tends to contribute to how others assess it - fair skinned, blue eyed, and blonde. Selling new business is part of my job here, and a large part of selling boils down to building and maintaining relationships.
Earlier this year, with most business still being very much "remote only" due to COVID, I found myself doing exactly this, in person, with a male client, whom I'd known for years and personally like and trust. But he's a large guy, and I'm but a tiny approximation of an actual grown-arse human in comparison. We met in person at his otherwise totally empty office. Think "all glass and steel, no creepy vibes whatsoever".
... and, yet, for just a single second, as I was walking into this otherwise abandoned office building after this guy whom I had known for years, I found myself thinking "fuck! If this is the day this guy goes apeshit and decides to overpower, rape and murder me, I'm fucking done for here. Nobody would even hear me scream, and I stand about a snowball's chance in hell of defending myself against him". I didn't close that deal on great terms that day, and I think the fact that I was just a tiny bit terrified contributed to me wanting not to anger him.
Earlier this year, with most business still being very much "remote only" due to COVID, I found myself doing exactly this, in person, with a male client, whom I'd known for years and personally like and trust. But he's a large guy, and I'm but a tiny approximation of an actual grown-arse human in comparison. We met in person at his otherwise totally empty office. Think "all glass and steel, no creepy vibes whatsoever".
... and, yet, for just a single second, as I was walking into this otherwise abandoned office building after this guy whom I had known for years, I found myself thinking "fuck! If this is the day this guy goes apeshit and decides to overpower, rape and murder me, I'm fucking done for here. Nobody would even hear me scream, and I stand about a snowball's chance in hell of defending myself against him". I didn't close that deal on great terms that day, and I think the fact that I was just a tiny bit terrified contributed to me wanting not to anger him.
If I was faced with IRL JY, i.e. someone not only taller and a lot heavier than me, but also aggressive and with an unruly dog in tow, I'd be fucking terrified! I might not let on - in fact I'd do my utmost not to, because predators seem to smell fear. But I'd be experiencing naked fear.
If you've never been clearly physically outpowered, you'll have one hard time imagining just how scary it can be to depend entirely on someone else's lack of intention to hurt you.
Funny enough, the one other person I know IRL who gets it most is a man. But he's also of a slight build, very obviously gay, and grew up in an ultra-conservative hamlet where that could actually get you beat up.
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Well... not to defend this loon, but "technically" his website doesn't say he is a lolyer, it just claims he's an expert on a few specific subjects. But I would imagine that the actual staff lawyer and the paralegal handle all of the "real" legal work while he just hangs around being exceptional.Wow, this guy is all sorts of special.
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Also I see "RCMP Complaints" as one of their specialties. Hmm, wonder if maybe Yaniv is a silent partner? If not they really should team up! "Loon and Troon LOL Firm", frivolous LOLsuits are our speciality!
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If Kamal is an employee of the strata shouldn't he also be suing them?
Has he even filed a complaint with his strata?
Has he even filed a complaint with his strata?
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Ah, but, ...
Is "the strata" a working-class Asian woman, though?
You see, there's just nowhere near as much personal satisfaction in taking down a faceless corporate entity if you happen to be a racist, misogynistic
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No, he just complains about the RCMP.Also I see "RCMP Complaints" as one of their specialties. Hmm, wonder if maybe Yaniv is a silent partner? If not they really should team up! "Loon and Troon LOL Firm", frivolous LOLsuits are our speciality!
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Mr. McCluskey's divorce if you want a bunch of information about how he lived in 1994.
The thing that seems to tie all of the people on the Optik Law (archive) site together is, weirdly, cannabis advocacy.
The other lolyer mentioned on the Optik Law site is "Heidi Chartrand." This appears to be her art site. (archive) Woman with the same name. (archive)
The lawyer whose endorsement he quotes on the opening page is John Conroy, QC, apparently very busy with cannabis legalization.
A linked-in for Nadine Bews, their "paralegal," lists her as a director for the Cannabis Wellness Centre of Alberta.
The thing that seems to tie all of the people on the Optik Law (archive) site together is, weirdly, cannabis advocacy.
The other lolyer mentioned on the Optik Law site is "Heidi Chartrand." This appears to be her art site. (archive) Woman with the same name. (archive)
The lawyer whose endorsement he quotes on the opening page is John Conroy, QC, apparently very busy with cannabis legalization.
A linked-in for Nadine Bews, their "paralegal," lists her as a director for the Cannabis Wellness Centre of Alberta.
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"Canadians hurt slipping in snow can now sue cities" https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59004529
Brace yourself re the next Langley snowfall.
Brace yourself re the next Langley snowfall.
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It’s inevitable that a greased up naked Yaniv will toboggan his way across Langley on a sled made from pizza boxes bellowing for assistance from firefighters. Anyone who doesn’t assist him is liable.
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Please please please let WorkSafe actually read his BS tweets and open an investigation into the unsafe working environment Buffalo Bill here is creating for this poor woman...
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So ... I gotta be "that guy" for a minute here. I don't mean this to sound provocative; I'm just genuinely curious.
You've known the guy for years, find him completely trustworthy, have never once had any kind of problem with him or seen any indications whatsoever that he's violent or has anger issues (either now or in the past), have never been hurt or threatened by him and felt comfortable with him enough to meet him alone in a safe but secluded place to discuss business. Yet you were so terrified of him (even if just for a moment) that it impacted your job performance and made you negotiate a worse deal out of fear of angering him if you pushed harder.
Why? Dude literally didn't do anything but you were still deathly afraid of him.
I guess I can understand if it was just some primal/instinctual "gut feeling" since we don't necessarily control those consciously, and I suppose it worked out okay for the guy since he apparently got a better deal than he probably expected and he didn't get #metoo'd, but this just seems weird to me. If it was just a general fear of anyone and everyone who's bigger than you, it would make more sense to me, but this sort of sounded like you were afraid of just this guy in particular.
I'm beginning to understand the MGTOW guys a bit now. You can be a trusted colleague with a good reputation, do literally nothing wrong and still end up the bad guy
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I have to say moocow that post struck me about the same way. Now I don't blame a woman for having thoughts flit through her mind especially if something bad has happened to her in a similar situation before, but if it's going to affect her that badly even with respect to a business situation and guy she's known for a long time who has given no indications of being problematic, she really should not put herself (or him) in those situations. As a --well call it "businessman", I take steps to avoid being alone with females because being alone with women can be like riding a motorcycle--you can do everything right, and still get whacked.
Captain Troon himself is on record complaining otherwise and that he probably wouldn't sue them even though he would win--so I'd say odds are this is just another in the never-ending stream of pathological lies.
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So ... I gotta be "that guy" for a minute here. I don't mean this to sound provocative; I'm just genuinely curious.
You've known the guy for years, find him completely trustworthy, have never once had any kind of problem with him or seen any indications whatsoever that he's violent or has anger issues (either now or in the past), have never been hurt or threatened by him and felt comfortable with him enough to meet him alone in a safe but secluded place to discuss business. Yet you were so terrified of him (even if just for a moment) that it impacted your job performance and made you negotiate a worse deal out of fear of angering him if you pushed harder.
Why? Dude literally didn't do anything but you were still deathly afraid of him.
I guess I can understand if it was just some primal/instinctual "gut feeling" since we don't necessarily control those consciously, and I suppose it worked out okay for the guy since he apparently got a better deal than he probably expected and he didn't get #metoo'd, but this just seems weird to me. If it was just a general fear of anyone and everyone who's bigger than you, it would make more sense to me, but this sort of sounded like you were afraid of just this guy in particular.
I'm beginning to understand the MGTOW guys a bit now. You can be a trusted colleague with a good reputation, do literally nothing wrong and still end up the bad guy
She never said he was “the bad guy” or even “a bad guy”.
How do you feel when a spider jumps on you? It might be poisonous and it might not. So do you just let it run over you or are you inclined to get it away from you?
That’s just how it is. Women are often raped by somebody they thought was a decent man. Look it up, most rapes aren’t a stranger in an alley in a balaclava. It’s a “friend”, a co-worker, a client, etc.
Why don’t they ever actually GTOW instead of hanging around online when women are speaking, and wetting the bed about how they can’t get laid? Gross dudes. Just GTOW if you need to, nobody needs to see you flounce.
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Women also falsely accuse "friends" etc of rape. It really is a thing. You make it sound like its a one-way street: it's not.
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Exhibit A for the prosecution.