New: I received a demand letter from NateTheLawyer's MAGA lawyer, and it's embarrassing. He is threatening to sue Bot Sentinel and me for comments his client made, deleted tweets, Bot Sentinel rating, and Twitter accounts not linked to me. LawTube lawyers are not serious lawyers. 
Once again, here is the video of NateTheLayer laughing about falsifying evidence. These are his words, not mine.
"Come on, you didn't find that thing in that guy's pocket..."
"I knew all of the tricks because you know what I was doing all that s..t too."
"Come on, you didn't find that thing in that guy's pocket..."
"I knew all of the tricks because you know what I was doing all that s..t too."
Nate, LawTube, and his MAGA lawyer knew there was no case, but they did this for publicity. Nate raised $32,000 knowing you can't sue for deleted tweets, a video of him laughing about falsifying evidence, and a Bot Sentinel rating. The sad part is a lot of people got duped.
NateTheLawyer and LawTube should refund the money and apologize to their viewers. If they are insane enough to file a lawsuit similar to the demand letter, it will not survive a motion to dismiss. Nate, LawTube, and Ron Coleman have lost credibility with this charade.
Why didn't NateTheLawyer use his own funds to hire Ron Coleman? Why did Nate have to raise $32,000 for a demand letter that reads like it was written by a first-year law student? There are so many red flags here, and the fact lawyers are involved in this is concerning.
As I stated last night, I have received the demand letter, and on behalf of Bot Sentinel and myself, we will not comply. So let's fast forward to the MAGA lawyer filing the lawsuit, the judge laughing Nate and the MAGA lawyer out of court, and me proving LawTube is a joke.
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