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Last summer Blake Lively tried to subpoena my credit card numbers, bank account, location data, and a host of other private personal information because she didn’t like what I said about her online. Lively thought that surely no one could organically disbelieve her claims or criticize her. It must have been the secret work of Justin Baldoni! I watched as the news outlets shared ugly screenshots of me and ran stories while asking Blake’s attorneys for comment but never asking me. Only @JoshTBoswell from the Daily Mail bothered to reach out.
I watched as random faux feminists then picked me apart for my looks and called me a misogynist because I’m not okay with an elitist jerk abusing our court systems to punish people she doesn’t like to the detriment of real victims. Because that is what Blake Lively does. She has the power and status to try to squash you like a bug if you do something she doesn’t like, and she subpoenaed 107 social media users (including someone with ONE subscriber) to try to terrorize anonymous accounts that criticized her.
Today the federal judge gutted Blake Lively’s lawsuit. She flew too close to the sun trying to exploit California’s “Me Too” law to make herself look like a hero. Suffice to say… my credit card numbers couldn’t have saved her from that. I look forward to her losing her retaliation claims if she chooses to proceed to trial on the remaining claims.
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