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oh my god he really does think having a reasonable belief that someone will see something you posted online is legally the same as actually filing a document with the court. 
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the best possible response to being accused of antisemitic harassment is to file documents with the court in which you call opposing counsel "lying k*kes," very smart!
the best possible response to being accused of antisemitic harassment is to file documents with the court in which you call opposing counsel "lying k*kes," very smart!
chris, the judge does not give two shits about your feud with the bowl gang.
he is so desperate to have his victimhood recognized, so hungry to see retribution against his enemies at the hand of a powerful authority whose boot he can lick. this is sad.
he is so desperate to have his victimhood recognized, so hungry to see retribution against his enemies at the hand of a powerful authority whose boot he can lick. this is sad.
to be fair, this radical agenda listener committed a violent domestic assault BEFORE becoming a RA fan. but he's a decent representative of the kind of guy who thinks what cantwell has to say is interesting.
"if they don't want me to threaten them, they should shut the fuck up" is not a great argument.
cantwell is no stranger to what ought to happen next - when he used a lawsuit to intimidate witnesses in his criminal case, the judge eventually forbade him from mentioning, alluding to, or describing the two people involved. the harassment he'd subjected them to was brutal.
hey maybe journalists should stop reaching fascists for comment & making excuses for their threatening behavior. hopefully robbie kaplan & her team remember this when people like hawes try to reach them for comment about the case as it develops.
cantwell normally does his 2 hour podcast three days a week. both live shows this week have been canceled, replaced by clip shows. this whole situation really seems to be stressing him out.
