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Melanie Inglessis’s testimony about having a conversation about why she and Samantha McMillen had different impressions of Amber’s injuries on the day of December 16th, before the James Corden show is unsettling. 🧵
They mistake her name for Savannah’s for some reason.
They mistake her name for Savannah’s for some reason.
It’s clear from the testimony they’re referring to the stylist Samantha McMillen though. She did a lot of work for Johnny, and Amber too.
They’re prominently featured in her Instagram feed at that time… she seems to post all the outfits she styled for his appearances.
🧵Oversimplification of copyright law: a thread of questions.
🪡 Who owns the copyright if the copyright owner was married at the time and copyrights are marital assets?
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🪡Who owns the copyright if Amber failed to disclose her copyright claim to Johnny when they were working through their mutual assets?
Or if Amber signed an agreement waiving the right to claim copyright ownership or transferring copyright to Johnny?
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Or if Amber signed an agreement waiving the right to claim copyright ownership or transferring copyright to Johnny?
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🧵Thread of youtubers that mocked + profited off the collective abuse of Amber Heard, an abuse victim-survivor. To them, there's only 1 right way for a 'real victim' to act, otherwise you're lying and deserve mockery & hate.
#AmberHeardDeservesAnApology #AmberHeardIsASurvivor
#AmberHeardDeservesAnApology #AmberHeardIsASurvivor
A number of these creators have spoken about harassment against women and have rallied behind progressive movements.
Ironically, they became or proved to be what they're against by selling their souls for the popular opinion and sound bites.
Ironically, they became or proved to be what they're against by selling their souls for the popular opinion and sound bites.
Whether you believe Amber or not, profiting off a domestic abuse case is tasteless and low. These creators chose to mock & deride a possible abuse victim.
They'll cry "cancel culture" and "move on" after destroying Amber's life. Amber won't see your videos but survivors have.
They'll cry "cancel culture" and "move on" after destroying Amber's life. Amber won't see your videos but survivors have.
So why are we tagging #BoycottMilani and #MilaniIsNotCrueltyFree? Here is a 🧵 to explain it all just so @milanicosmetics finally understands why #AmberHeardDeservesAnApology
On April 12, 2022, during her opening arguments, Elaine Bredehoft held up a Milani Cosmetics Conceal + Perfect Color Correction Palette.
Here is what she said:
We seem to have an answer from @MilaniCosmetics.
Rather than #ApologizeToAmberHeard and make amends for the harm they did to survivors, they’re blocking people who have called them out. If this is their crisis management strategy, it will not work.
Rather than #ApologizeToAmberHeard and make amends for the harm they did to survivors, they’re blocking people who have called them out. If this is their crisis management strategy, it will not work.
@milanicosmetics If @MilaniCosmetics doesn’t take action here’s a snapshot of what they can look forward to. This is an analysis of #BoycottMilani & 3 related hashtags (#ApologizeToAmberHeard, #AmberHeardDeservesAnApology, & #MilaniIsNotCrueltyFree) over the past week.
If you look at any of @MilaniCosmetics recent tweets, the majority of the engagement is people asking them to be accountable for what they did.
This is a truly amazing article (and tweet) in its singular, inescapable mission to present erroneously or incomplete information.
Thankfully it will have limited effects because it's only going out to...9.2 million people.
Oh, we should talk about this. (thread)
Thankfully it will have limited effects because it's only going out to...9.2 million people.
Oh, we should talk about this. (thread)
Fortunately, the very author of this piece has given us instruction on how to "fight back against the modern smear campaign playbook."
So a Twitter thread (absent being able to wield the might of a brand like @NBCNews seems entirely appropriate.)
