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@LibertInvest @TPointUK First sentence of the second paragraph. "This incident" refers to the murder.

@TPointUK Please kindly point to us where exactly they condemn the murder. Thanks

Sikh community leaders have done what Muslim community leaders have refused to do for decades.

@derShawn98 @ShitpostRock2 you thrown out of polite company 5 years ago, but is now the leading mainstream opinion on why Star Wars is struggling. Right wing figures who were pushed out of the industry are quietly being invited back. The course correction will take a while.

@derShawn98 @ShitpostRock2 As for what next? The fad is largely over. Hollywood operates on long timelines though, so decisions made 3-5 years ago are effecting output today. However, the language has already shifted. Arguing that Star Wars changing to attract women was a bad idea would have gotten

It's like clockwork at this point

@Seraphimiik @ChefGruel "Try stopping at that speed. Easier for a train." Buses have far, far, far more stopping power than trains.

Satire. There’s no technology in shocks to support a load that large at high speeds. Will be a death trap for those willing to ride at that speed. Try stopping at that speed. Easier for a train. I see where the left is going with this… They’ll need a dedicated “HIGH SPEED road” to make it work. Do they think everyone is that dumb, BUT them?!?!???

Satire?

@The4ourthBranch @wolfghostninja @pmarca @washingtonpost By the time they came to the US they were former Nazis, in the sense that you can't be a member of an organization that doesn't exist anymore, is my best guess for what he means.

@wolfghostninja @pmarca @washingtonpost They were literal members of the Nazi party, but they weren’t Nazis? Can you clarify?

Rare pro-Nazi stance by the @washingtonpost. Brave.

@djaybond @redsteeze @jimmyfailla I can't imagine there are any channels that don't have licenses from ASCAP and BMI, which covers virtually every song you are likely to come across.

@redsteeze @jimmyfailla Hopefully they’ll pay the royalties.

He didn't actually play the copyrighted music, his band just did a live version of it which is allowed, but that kind of defines what Stephen Colbert is. Meaningless political theater for a staged applause sign.

@geezer_nerd @wholyv It isn't sorting at all. Its job was just to ensure the shipping label was face down.

@wholyv Anyone else notice that the so-called “sorting” is almost always “shoving a package from left to right?” I have yet to see it do anything else in these videos.

If after sorting 250k packages they sprayed carbonated drink on my mechanical parts while more packages approached me…I would walk the same way

@LokiElis @AI_EmeraldApple Yes, if Twitch, inexplicably, just ignores a valid DMCA then they can be sued. That seems incredibly unlikely.

@BWConnector @AI_EmeraldApple so if her streams are still up!!

Frogan is toast. Now she is facing the reality of $150K + damages + attorney fees + any profits she made off the infringing stream. This also means that every allegation in Ethan’s complaint is now legally deemed TRUE from the default judgment. This means that the costs are very likely to be nondischargable in bankruptcy. Why? Because of this one very important section... "Section 523(a)(6) of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code prevents the discharge of debts that arise from "willful and malicious injury" to another person or their property." Her own statements on stream, like “Time to watch the new Nuke ethically. Hell yeah!” and leaving the video running while she goes AFK, are the admitted facts, proving that she knew exactly what she was doing. Her additional statements showed direct, malicious, and willful attempts to siphon revenue from Ethan. It makes the infringement non-accidental or some kind of good faith react. The bankruptcy court will look at the claims and will most likely deny discharging this portion of her debt. Out of the three sued by Ethan, Kaceytron's strat seems like the smartest route, apologizing and settling with Ethan with minimal financial damages. She is legally mandated to also cooperate with Ethan. Denims is still fighting with motion for judgment on the fair-use Hail Mary attempt, which is almost guaranteed to fail on her hearing sometime around June 5th. Her full trial is on Oct 26th, and she is also expected to lose the case, looking at a potential 500k+ in total local costs and fee shifting. Some of the worst women in streaming, and the snark Reddit are collecting Ls, while Ethan is sitting back and farming these losers. Love to see it!

@SirajAHashmi It is funny to see folks clowning on the ad for "backfiring". It is meant to backfire. Bass' easiest path to reelection is for enough Republicans to vote for Pratt that he makes it to the runoff.

@SirajAHashmi The craziest thing about this is that you are now even seeing Bass allies putting out ads that, on the surface to be attacking him, but actually maybe him look better among conservatives: "Pratt is against using tax dollars to build brand new houses for the unhoused!"

Oh no, Spencer Pratt is running ads I don't like, let's continue to burn down Los Angeles

@GWAMtweets Remaining legal defense funds will be used to pay the judgement. If there is more leftover? Depends on platform rules, but she probably gets to keep it. I suspect the judge will ensure that the judgement is high enough that doesn't happen.

What happens to the fundraiser money, since it wasn’t used for lawyer fees (it seems)?

@LokiElis @AI_EmeraldApple He can't. Virtually the entire point of the DMCA is to give service providers immunity, as long as they properly follow DMCA takedown procedures.

@AI_EmeraldApple Ethan should now go after twitch because they did nothing about her broadcasting this on their platform and probably took no action afterwards!!

@ten_tier @TBYSTweet She only infringed the one video. In this case, I think there is only one instance.

@TBYSTweet Under the copyright act in 17 USC 504(c)(2), willful infringement may be punishable by a fine of $150k PER INSTANCE of infringement.

I have been told by a lawyer that if the court finds the copyright infringement to be done with malicious intent then Frogan cannot get out of paying by claiming bankruptcy. In other words, she'll be in debt for life.

@urso_patri76784 @TheLegalMindset @TBYSTweet Statutory damages of $750 - 150,000, disgorgement of the revenue she made from that steam, and Kline's legal expenses is the max. My guess is that the actual judgement will be $25,000 - 50,000.

@TheLegalMindset @TBYSTweet What legal stuff can Frogan face ?

@TBYSTweet And the law gives discretion to the judge between $750 and $150K. It is FAR more likely that the judge chooses a number that roughly wipes out whatever is left of her defense fund and calls it a day.

@TBYSTweet > In other words, she'll be in debt for life. The maximum possible judgement for this is $150K. If that is debt for life, her problem isn't the judgement.