Using US Courts to Burn Money, for Free, Forever

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Outside of dear leader arranging the holding of this site in an LLC, probably in Wyoming as the state of formation, and a C corporation, probably in the state of Nevada for formation, for the 1776 Hosting business concerns, there's no way to manage this risk reasonably that I can deduce. A good business lawyer consultation may be worth the price tag in silver autism rounds though to seek out the most beneficial entity structure for protection, but the problem is literally pensioners who work for the government, short of totally reducing the population size of those boomers and those in line to take their position next when they finally die, hopefully due to a painful and quick death in minecraft, as all of them double as human parasites in black dresses and the accompanying marketable talent-less public employees hired to make sure nothing bad happens to them ever, there's nothing to be done.
 
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Matt Damon said:
No. Making it illegal to inform the other party of a legal grievance prior to filing a lawsuit would be horrible for the plaintiff, the defendant, and the legal system.
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It still has to be done correctly. Generally, the threat of a lawsuit if an illegal conduct is not desisted from is protected. Where it gets dicey is where you're saying things like "I'll file a lawsuit, I don't even care if it has merit, just to cost you money unless you. . ." and the demand is desist from doing something the target is legally entitled to do.

The line is pretty fuzzy which is why it's usually better to spend $100 or so to have the letter sent by an actual lawyer, not only because you're likely to avoid inadvertently committing extortion, but because nobody gives a fuck about a threat letter signed by "A. Moron" and it actually being on legal letterhead looks more threatening.
 
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if they're filing in non-native territory doesn't that make it an interstate and hence federal matte, allowing them to be declared VL at the federal level?
 
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The Final Troondown said:
if they're filing in non-native territory doesn't that make it an interstate and hence federal matte, allowing them to be declared VL at the federal level?
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There is no such thing. The closest there is is the pre-filing injunction, which requires that the frivolous litigant attach a copy of the injunction to any new filing, possibly with the imposition of a requirement to file a bond of some dollar amount. And the federal courts can only enjoin the filing of new federal suits. Vexatious litigant status at the state level similarly applies only to that state.
 
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The Keebler Elf said:
These absurd grammar rules make me hate the British as much as Null does.
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They are absurd, and at the end of the day, Null is an adult and he's gonna write how he wants to write; however, when the ghost of a dead diaperfur troon tries to tell me that I'm wrong about US grammar I have to fight back.
 
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lolnah said:
Give me all your disagrees and puzzle pieces guys, I'm just out here trying to secure the existence of American grammar rules and a future for non-British writing
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All that Cuck Island shit, where it differs from the American rule, is autistic, retarded, inbred, and has bad teeth, just like driving on the wrong side of the road.
 
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Legitimately an interesting subject, and I was looking for a subject for a Uvi paper where we had to find a obscure problem and find a solution for it. Vexatious litigation pro se in forma pauperis is a subject that neither explicitly shows power level and isn't just climate change for the billionth time.

Probably won't mention the farms by name, I don't want to fail. :story:
 
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Hi Melinda.
 
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I'd just like to point out that Melinda has the potential to be a really excellent merch run. The possessions you can repo from her aren't worth a lot objectively, but I suspect that people would pay much more than market price for lolcow merch so directly sourced. The auctions would make for excellent content and a good deterrent, too.
 
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