Defamation

He decides to sue.

Sues like 50 women, right? You know, Defamation, dragging him.

Well, whatever he was trying to cover up, whatever he wanted gone in that are we dating the same guy private Facebook group now dominates his Google search results.

So that was a trade-off.

You don't want anybody to know you're saying those things.

Slander is different.

Slander is open.

Slander is just spreading bad news about somebody else.

Something that's wrong, of course, or something that perhaps has a little bit of truth but is exaggerated.

Paul says, oh, we do that.

Curse the whisperer and deceiver, for he has destroyed many who were at peace.

Slander has shaken many and scattered them from nation to nation and destroyed strong cities and overturned the houses of great men.

Slander has driven away courageous women and deprived them of the fruit of their toil.

whoever pays heed to slander will not find rest nor will he settle down in peace the blow of a whip raises a welt but the blow of the tongue crushes the bones many have fallen by the edge of the sword but not so many as have fallen because of the tongue happy is the man who is protected from it who has not been exposed to its anger who has not borne its yoke and has not been bound with its chains for its yoke is a yoke of iron and its chains are chains of bronze its death is an evil death and hades is preferable to it It will not be master over the godly, and they will not be burned in its flame.

Those who forsake the Lord will fall into its power.

Ah, yes.

Interference by misrepresentation with the right of disposition is typified by the tort of defamation.

Defamation.

in dealing with defamation is often asked why it is a tort at all, let alone one whose rules, at least before the epic decision, New York Times versus Sullivan, are weighted heavily in favor of the plaintiff.

The answer to this question comes in two parts.

The sentiment is analytically compelled given the necessary progression from conversion to trespass to interference with prospective advantage, that is, goodwill.

we talked about last time, to defamation.

Defamation by state officials is a taking of private property under the law, one that may be justified perhaps on grounds of official immunity or compensated by a private right of action under the state law.

I mean, talk about biased article.

So here you have Megan DiTrollo, which is a New York Times reporter, interviewing another New York Times reporter, Deborah Kamen, who wrote the Smear Machine article, asking her how she came up with this incredible investigative article.

And here's the headline.

And here they say it again.

Now, Stephanie Jones is claiming that her former employees organized for this article to happen.

So the Business Insider interviewed a lot of people that used to work for her and people who were involved in her business.

And Stephanie Jones claims that to be a smear article because it's also based on all the things that was said about her on the Smear website.

But that Business Insider article is basically doing exactly the same thing as this New York Times article is doing right now.

Pff.

Friends of Nolan Wells have filed a federal defamation lawsuit against NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens, accusing him of falsely suggesting they were responsible for Wells' death.

The lawsuit centers on a Twitter/X post where Owens wrote, "Arrest them immediately," and linked to a video theorizing that the three friends killed Wells and tampered with his phone.

Thoughts.

So also it should be known that Terrell Owens is first, and they're, they're also saying that they plan to file defamation lawsuits against several other Black public figures, one being Al Sharpton, another being Sunny Hostin.

Al Sharpton has said something, and I, and I, and I actually like what he had to say because I think it speaks to the dangers of what they're opening up with this case, with, with these lawsuits.

He says, "Go ahead and do it," because if you do it, that means you're gonna be open to depositions.

The way us holding, us continuing to try to figure out what happened with Nolan Wells is not going away either.

But I have to tell it like it is.

Defamation of character is really evil.

I could sue that person for defamation of character as well as fraud.

If you want to find out if someone owns their songs, all you have to do is go to Escape and BMI and the U.S.

But anyway, this saga's gone on and on.

Uh, there's lawsuits pending, so James Howe is raising money on a, on a Christian website, and he's raised almost $95,000 that he has said is going to be used for, uh, litigation, de- defamation litigation.

It's crazy, isn't it? That they...

So if you were raising it through-

I think this one's going to be

a more serious one and it's going to be called Slander or is called Slander, I should say.

I like that name for a legal one.

I do too,