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The Livestream has been boring, and would be somewhat more effective with audio (which was gone for a while). At least they prevented Dave Rubin's hatespeech that way. It now has buffering issues.
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I didn't think reason rally rules permitted rappists to attend.
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http://ncronline.org/news/spirituality/ ... heist-vote"With the Reason Rally bringing together people from across the spectrums of age, color, sexual orientation and ethnicities, I hope it sinks in that we're not just Richard Dawkins clones and we don't fit the tiny box many people want to put us in," said Hemant Mehta, a popular atheist blogger and author of several books on atheism. "That's not just for politicians and the public, by the way. I think we need to convince other atheists, too, that we're a larger group than they imagine."
Fuck off, Hemant.
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Surprisingly enough - no one has ever had to convince me that they are not a Richard Dawkins clone.
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Double Negative!
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Was this a national rally? Looks more like a company picnic.
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I don't see any posts up about the rally.Matt Cavanaugh wrote:http://ncronline.org/news/spirituality/ ... heist-vote"With the Reason Rally bringing together people from across the spectrums of age, color, sexual orientation and ethnicities, I hope it sinks in that we're not just Richard Dawkins clones and we don't fit the tiny box many people want to put us in," said Hemant Mehta, a popular atheist blogger and author of several books on atheism. "That's not just for politicians and the public, by the way. I think we need to convince other atheists, too, that we're a larger group than they imagine."
Fuck off, Hemant.
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Didn't attendance at the conferences run by DJ Grothe go up every year? Didn't he leave the foundation with more money than he found it? What does "run into the ground" mean?
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Can you prove you are not a Richard Dawkins clone?MarcusAu wrote:Surprisingly enough - no one has ever had to convince me that they are not a Richard Dawkins clone.
Can you? CAN YOU?!?
ANSWER ME!!!
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Pure sour grapes. They couldn't reach that level of influence and concluded they never wanted to be "that sort" of atheist anyway.MarcusAu wrote:Surprisingly enough - no one has ever had to convince me that they are not a Richard Dawkins clone.
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Tigzy wrote:Ladies, that's the smile of a man who turned off his rape switch just for you.Service Dog wrote: http://ecodaily.org/wp-content/uploads/ ... /greg_.jpg
Still a masterpiece...
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The sooner the SJWs turn on Silverman the better. The guy deserves some insult to go along with his financial injury.
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Phil_Giordana_FCD wrote:
Between 5 and 10 thousand people? No I don't thank so. He must have been seeing double or triple from having to walk.
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Looking at the line up of the Reason Rally, plus the Sunday event, it clearly does not look like it was slated to appease SJWs.Sunder wrote:Has Grothe given Silverman a "told you so" yet?
But when you look at the website, and items in the Code of Conduct where you are not supposed to assume anyone's gender, and are supposed to ask their pronouns and use them...
Look. Being courteous to trans people isn't that hard. Until you get a special snowflake who has their own specially made up set of pronounalphabetsoup and throws a conniption fit if you don't get them right all of the time. I can imagine some people just don't want to deal with that.
And it doesn't look like Silverman took anyone's concerns seriously. He just misrepresented their concerns told them to essentially fuck off.
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And what do you know. Very few people bothered to block Silverman or tell him Goodbye. They just didn't bother to show up.
I don't think that Codes of Conduct are necessarily bad. But there are many people who are concerned that they will be abused. So much so that you can't even give your rally away.
Some parts of his code could have stayed in with a little better explanation. The fact is that people are looking at these things and imagining the worst of people who might try to abuse it and those enforcing it.
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I've given Peez shit for being out of shape before (and he is) but at least he's not puttering around the capital on a Rascal scooter.
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http://i.imgur.com/EEesO2Q.jpgBillie from Ockham wrote:Didn't attendance at the conferences run by DJ Grothe go up every year? Didn't he leave the foundation with more money than he found it? What does "run into the ground" mean?
Ng revenue in 2013 was $887K. DJ took over in 2010. So he had 2 years of declining revenue despite overall revenue being higher. Rando took a pay cut and DJ didn't.
That plus Randi's health was probably enough to initiate "plan gut JREF" and salvage the silver.
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I take back not what I said about fatty's numbers. I asked and it seems that somewhere under ten thousand is a good number for the event. It seems a lot of people are not interested in hearing the speakers but are hanging out chatting around the food and art vendors.
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Fat Ed Brayton wrote:Bad News #3: The turnout was way lower than I expected. I don't know what the official estimates will be, but I would put the attendance somewhere between 5000 and 10,000 people at its peak. About half the size of the first one, if that.
Whenever SJWs try to make something more 'inclusive', they always end up driving people away.Organizers were expecting about 30,000 people to attend the all-day event which included "science guy" Bill Nye, comedian Julia Sweeney, magician Penn Jillette, Maryland State Senator Jamie Raskin and NASA scientist Carolyn Porco, among others.
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I'd like to think the Slymepit Rapid Response Group stole Ed's scooter.
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It doesn't say much for his math skills if he thinks " between 5 and 10 thousand" is a sensible way to state an estimate.comhcinc wrote:Phil_Giordana_FCD wrote:
Between 5 and 10 thousand people? No I don't thank so. He must have been seeing double or triple from having to walk.
At least he admits that the Reason Rally drew fewer people than a tenth of a Beyonce concert.
It's Lawrence Krauss' Fault, They Say.
Low attendance because of Lawrence Krauss, according to Rebecca Hensler and Greta Christina.
- Rebecca Hensler: 1. A couple things I read said that the organizers were aiming to attract a secular but not anti-religion crowd, in other words, a broader, more mainstream segment of the "nones." But the thing is that the people who are willing to invest money and time in travel to an atheist event are not the people who are "ho hum, religion is fine but not for me."
2. Lawrence Krauss is what kept feminists and SJ activists away, not people who said, " Lawrence Krauss has been asked to speak; WTF!?"
3. It was way too late in the game by the time enough people I DID want to hear had been added for me to schedule a trip. I wonder if others had the same experience.
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Greta Christina: Echoing exactly what Rebecca Hensler said. I'll also add: The event was badly mismanaged before it changed hands. Lyz Liddell did an extraordinary job taking over the reins and turning a hot mess into an event people were excited about, but she had very little time to do it in. I'm surprised and impressed that it went as well as it did.
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Wait. What happened in 2011 that may have turned people against JREF and anyone else who was dedicated to critical thinking?Brive1987 wrote:http://i.imgur.com/EEesO2Q.jpgBillie from Ockham wrote:Didn't attendance at the conferences run by DJ Grothe go up every year? Didn't he leave the foundation with more money than he found it? What does "run into the ground" mean?
Ng revenue in 2013 was $887K. DJ took over in 2010. So he had 2 years of declining revenue despite overall revenue being higher. Rando took a pay cut and DJ didn't.
That plus Randi's health was probably enough to initiate "plan gut JREF" and salvage the silver.
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I've seen a few few letters like this. It bluff based on most people will be intimidated by the letter. Most of the cases I've seen the recipient has had their lawyer draw up a letter to tell them to fuck off and then no more is heard. What's strange here is that the lawyer has kept engaging Mykeru. Isn't rule number 1 in Lawyering is the less you say the less likely you will give the opposition ammunition.Billie from Ockham wrote:No. A lawyer's job is to achieve the best outcome for the client WITHIN THE LAW. (The last three words are incredibly important.) Citing cases incorrectly is either incompetent (if you don't know) or unethical (if you do). She was obligated, by both her oath and her contract with the client, to do the work necessary to cite cases correctly. Hurting your client by citing cases incorrectly can be malpractice.JackSkeptic wrote:Um, that's not the way it works really. A lawyer's job is not to be fair but to get the best result for their client.
If there were ambiguity, then she could spin her interpretation and this wouldn't be so bad. But that does not appear to the case here. She appears to have been either lying or lazy, and neither of those are acceptable.
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FYI: The Conservapedia page for PZ Myers lists some of the amusing bits about our Peez, but fails to mention that he was accused of raping a student. And since accusations are evidence, he likely raped that poor young woman.
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It's all Baxter's fault because he insisted they hire an inexperienced woman lawyer to help break up the old boy's club. He's probably still cleaning protein powder out of his ears from when Karen saw Mykeru's replies.Michael J wrote:I've seen a few few letters like this. It bluff based on most people will be intimidated by the letter. Most of the cases I've seen the recipient has had their lawyer draw up a letter to tell them to fuck off and then no more is heard. What's strange here is that the lawyer has kept engaging Mykeru. Isn't rule number 1 in Lawyering is the less you say the less likely you will give the opposition ammunition.Billie from Ockham wrote:No. A lawyer's job is to achieve the best outcome for the client WITHIN THE LAW. (The last three words are incredibly important.) Citing cases incorrectly is either incompetent (if you don't know) or unethical (if you do). She was obligated, by both her oath and her contract with the client, to do the work necessary to cite cases correctly. Hurting your client by citing cases incorrectly can be malpractice.JackSkeptic wrote:Um, that's not the way it works really. A lawyer's job is not to be fair but to get the best result for their client.
If there were ambiguity, then she could spin her interpretation and this wouldn't be so bad. But that does not appear to the case here. She appears to have been either lying or lazy, and neither of those are acceptable.
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Awaiting his response.Aneris wrote:Low attendance because of Lawrence Krauss, according to Rebecca Hensler and Greta Christina.
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What of the whole "40 day moratorium so we can think this through" pitch?
That's the weirdest (and weakest) cease and desist I can imagine.
That's the weirdest (and weakest) cease and desist I can imagine.
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When I looked at the Mall cam, a few times during what should have been peak hours, I saw two tents off to the side with no one around them. As far as the food trucks go, those are not all that close to the Mall. At a certain point, when you are far enough away, you aren't really at the event anymore.comhcinc wrote:I take back not what I said about fatty's numbers. I asked and it seems that somewhere under ten thousand is a good number for the event. It seems a lot of people are not interested in hearing the speakers but are hanging out chatting around the food and art vendors.
That said, I found this better picture of part of the crowd.
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At some point you need to book a (very) small sports arena to contain all that vibe.
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True. But that isn't Mykeru's tactic. Mykeru is betting that this will never make it to court.Michael J wrote:I've seen a few few letters like this. It bluff based on most people will be intimidated by the letter. Most of the cases I've seen the recipient has had their lawyer draw up a letter to tell them to fuck off and then no more is heard. What's strange here is that the lawyer has kept engaging Mykeru. Isn't rule number 1 in Lawyering is the less you say the less likely you will give the opposition ammunition.
At best she can try to sue for the video having been posted. But since she didn't register it with the copyright office, she won't be due any money, plus it has already been taken down. So she doesn't have much of a case beyond keeping the video down.
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They needed more time to get money to pay the lawyer.Brive1987 wrote:What of the whole "40 day moratorium so we can think this through" pitch?
That's the weirdest (and weakest) cease and desist I can imagine.
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I've just remembered what Jen's outfit reminded me of:ERV wrote:
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Not bad, not bad. Looks like the Reason Rally drew almost as many people as a WNBA game.Brive1987 wrote:At some point you need to book a (very) small sports arena to contain all that vibe.
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It appears that the two biggest draws were Bill Nye and then the Wu Tang Clan who probably drew anyone strolling along the Mall irrespective of religious affiliation.Brive1987 wrote:At some point you need to book a (very) small sports arena to contain all that vibe.
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I think Mykeru is having trouble understanding what it is exactly that he helped Ben to win.
If Ben interferes, he will no longer have that item that Mykeru helped him to win. It very well might all go down the drain. And I doubt Ben has another $200g to deal with the fall out.
If Ben interferes, he will no longer have that item that Mykeru helped him to win. It very well might all go down the drain. And I doubt Ben has another $200g to deal with the fall out.
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I'm guessing that Radford backed away slowly from Mykeru's offer of an entente. And now he has to deal with the German's sans second front.
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That struck me as very strange, too. My guess is that she is either a proud idiot (and thought that a second, harder push would work on Mykeru) or she was asked to try again by her idiot clients. Either way, idiocy was involved.Michael J wrote:What's strange here is that the lawyer has kept engaging Mykeru.
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Radford's war is over. Mykeru is still spinning up.
I can see Mykeru's point. When crazy struck Radford and A/S he stepped in, possessing a values based hatred of this type of incursion.
Now Stollznow is threatening Mykeru and Radford is invisible.
I am sure Radford would like nothing better than to have Stollznow slip under the metaphorical bus. But legal pragmatics and the fact he's already spilt blood weigh against Mykeru's collaborative crusade model.
I can see Mykeru's point. When crazy struck Radford and A/S he stepped in, possessing a values based hatred of this type of incursion.
Now Stollznow is threatening Mykeru and Radford is invisible.
I am sure Radford would like nothing better than to have Stollznow slip under the metaphorical bus. But legal pragmatics and the fact he's already spilt blood weigh against Mykeru's collaborative crusade model.
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I'm not surprised. Radford could have forced the issue into court but didn't. He let Stollznow off with a relatively weak retraction statement. I have no doubt that he just wants the whole thing to go away and be forgotten.deLurch wrote:I think Mykeru is having trouble understanding what it is exactly that he helped Ben to win.
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If Ben interferes, he will no longer have that item that Mykeru helped him to win. It very well might all go down the drain. And I doubt Ben has another $200g to deal with the fall out.
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Just when you want to give the guy some credit, he goes and pulls some stupid like this. Radford seems like a nice guy whose whole world went to fuck. Pulled himself out of it and now rando anonymous internet dude demands he get back involved with it all?deLurch wrote:I think Mykeru is having trouble understanding what it is exactly that he helped Ben to win.
If Ben interferes, he will no longer have that item that Mykeru helped him to win. It very well might all go down the drain. And I doubt Ben has another $200g to deal with the fall out.
Fuck that noise. This goes right back to what I said about Mykeru earlier. He acts like you are either with him or against him.
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Wasn't Radford's goal to get a retraction from Stollznow, people to take down libelous stories about him, and then have everyone leave him the fuck alone? If so, Mykeru is not "defending" Radford; he's being a pain in the ass.
ps. please note, dear Jack Skeptic, that I've clearly lost my grip on Mykeru's balls; this all must be a typo
ps. please note, dear Jack Skeptic, that I've clearly lost my grip on Mykeru's balls; this all must be a typo
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Or she asked for a retainer upfront, and is slowly consuming those billable hours. It was probably a small retainer for what might have been just a legal letter and then done, but she will be asking for more cash soon.Billie from Ockham wrote:That struck me as very strange, too. My guess is that she is either a proud idiot (and thought that a second, harder push would work on Mykeru) or she was asked to try again by her idiot clients. Either way, idiocy was involved.Michael J wrote:What's strange here is that the lawyer has kept engaging Mykeru.
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4-5 months left on Mykeru's copyright strike vs. spoiling a signed agreement that took a few years and $200k to put into place. The trade off just even close.Brive1987 wrote:Radford's war is over. Mykeru is still spinning up.
I can see Mykeru's point. When crazy struck Radford and A/S he stepped in, possessing a values based hatred of this type of incursion.
Now Stollznow is threatening Mykeru and Radford is invisible.
I am sure Radford would like nothing better than to have Stollznow slip under the metaphorical bus. But legal pragmatics and the fact he's already spilt blood weigh against Mykeru's collaborative crusade model.
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I would say if the art & food vendors are there for the event then you are still at the event. I would also point out that the point of a rally is to show strong support for something (an agenda, person, etc) and if you never actually go where everyone is gather to hear the speakers you are not doing a lot of good. I mean it's not like a convention where you have paid your money and fuck all if you actually go to it.deLurch wrote:When I looked at the Mall cam, a few times during what should have been peak hours, I saw two tents off to the side with no one around them. As far as the food trucks go, those are not all that close to the Mall. At a certain point, when you are far enough away, you aren't really at the event anymore.comhcinc wrote:I take back not what I said about fatty's numbers. I asked and it seems that somewhere under ten thousand is a good number for the event. It seems a lot of people are not interested in hearing the speakers but are hanging out chatting around the food and art vendors.
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And it's not like he was in the right with the copyright and it's not like he doesn't have another youtube channel.deLurch wrote:4-5 months left on Mykeru's copyright strike vs. spoiling a signed agreement that took a few years and $200k to put into place. The trade off just even close.Brive1987 wrote:Radford's war is over. Mykeru is still spinning up.
I can see Mykeru's point. When crazy struck Radford and A/S he stepped in, possessing a values based hatred of this type of incursion.
Now Stollznow is threatening Mykeru and Radford is invisible.
I am sure Radford would like nothing better than to have Stollznow slip under the metaphorical bus. But legal pragmatics and the fact he's already spilt blood weigh against Mykeru's collaborative crusade model.
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Why would Steve "I Blocked U" Shives want to be pictured with a man wearing a Hitchens T-shirt? Hitchens was a dirty misogynist.Billie from Ockham wrote:Dan wrote:
I re-read the growing correspondence between Mykeru and Stollznow's attorney. She thought that she was contacting this:
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Oh, I figured out why the Reason Rally has all of that bullshit about never assuming someone's gender and to ask for their pronouns. Silverman's daughter* is "agender" and uses the pronouns they/them.
I wouldn't have brought it up, but I saw it because she was being mouthy about the reason rally code of conduct on twitter, plus she appears to be well over 18.
I wouldn't have brought it up, but I saw it because she was being mouthy about the reason rally code of conduct on twitter, plus she appears to be well over 18.
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Agreed, but Stollznow's admission is some weak shit. "No one should believe that what I said was true." Fuck that. Radford is probably right to try and let things lie on his end, but he was not able to extract a full confession from Stollznow: "I fabricated evidence to fuck with Radford, quite successfully, in fact, and I brought the poor guy to court under false pretenses after taking $60,000 from rubes under false pretenses. Don't hate the player, hate the game. Love, Karen Stollznow, arrested domestic abuser."Billie from Ockham wrote:Wasn't Radford's goal to get a retraction from Stollznow, people to take down libelous stories about him, and then have everyone leave him the fuck alone? If so, Mykeru is not "defending" Radford; he's being a pain in the ass.
ps. please note, dear Jack Skeptic, that I've clearly lost my grip on Mykeru's balls; this all must be a typo
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Are they hot? Would I enjoy sticking my dick in their butt?deLurch wrote:Oh, I figured out why the Reason Rally has all of that bullshit about never assuming someone's gender and to ask for their pronouns. Silverman's daughter* is "agender" and uses the pronouns they/them.
I wouldn't have brought it up, but I saw it because she was being mouthy about the reason rally code of conduct on twitter, plus she appears to be well over 18.
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Well, it only makes sense that Cassy helps them go after the $30 podcast windfall.deLurch wrote:Or she asked for a retainer upfront, and is slowly consuming those billable hours. It was probably a small retainer for what might have been just a legal letter and then done, but she will be asking for more cash soon.Billie from Ockham wrote:That struck me as very strange, too. My guess is that she is either a proud idiot (and thought that a second, harder push would work on Mykeru) or she was asked to try again by her idiot clients. Either way, idiocy was involved.Michael J wrote:What's strange here is that the lawyer has kept engaging Mykeru.
After all, Karen and Baxter have made it clear that they need the money. Say a dollar a day.
It's not a lot if you think of it. Skip the whipped cream and cashew ornament on the top of your morning coffee and you can help Karen and Baxter defend themselves from this MRA bully.
I'm giving... :snooty: will you?
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http://media.salon.com/2013/11/dick_cheney.jpgdeLurch wrote:Oh, I figured out why the Reason Rally has all of that bullshit about never assuming someone's gender and to ask for their pronouns. Silverman's daughter* is "agender" and uses the pronouns they/them.
I wouldn't have brought it up, but I saw it because she was being mouthy about the reason rally code of conduct on twitter, plus she appears to be well over 18.
Fuck that shit. Why would I care about LGBT rights? We need to fuck the middle class and get some wars started in some shitty countries that can't fight back. If they're real human beings, they'll fight back.
Wait. My daughter's gay?
Gay marriage isn't that bad.
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Yeah. Pretty much. And Mykeru got the DMCA for hosting the Stollznow ebegging vid, which he put up after BR finally got his retraction. For whatever reason he doesn't want to let it die, and I'm not really sure what his beef is. I get that he doesn't want other people to be fucked over by that couple, but I think they are pretty well discredited at this point. I don't think that pair of bozos will have much credibility the next time they start spouting accusations. Maybe I'm biased for having paid attention, but I'm under the impression that you can still find out about Stollznow's past misbehavior if you go looking.Billie from Ockham wrote:Wasn't Radford's goal to get a retraction from Stollznow, people to take down libelous stories about him, and then have everyone leave him the fuck alone? If so, Mykeru is not "defending" Radford; he's being a pain in the ass.
I'm not going to claim that I know what he's on about, but I thought it had more to do with some notion that "true skeptics" don't criticize lawyers because SJWs do that, or something.ps. please note, dear Jack Skeptic, that I've clearly lost my grip on Mykeru's balls; this all must be a typo
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Dunno. Hurts my brain a little trying to figure it out.
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Neither of us are lawyers, but when does a piece of "intellectual property" become evidence in a fucking public crime? Marion Barry did NOT sign any consent or release forms normally required for people who perform in theatrical productions that are shown in many, many places across the globe.comhcinc wrote:And it's not like he was in the right with the copyright and it's not like he doesn't have another youtube channel.deLurch wrote:4-5 months left on Mykeru's copyright strike vs. spoiling a signed agreement that took a few years and $200k to put into place. The trade off just even close.Brive1987 wrote:Radford's war is over. Mykeru is still spinning up.
I can see Mykeru's point. When crazy struck Radford and A/S he stepped in, possessing a values based hatred of this type of incursion.
Now Stollznow is threatening Mykeru and Radford is invisible.
I am sure Radford would like nothing better than to have Stollznow slip under the metaphorical bus. But legal pragmatics and the fact he's already spilt blood weigh against Mykeru's collaborative crusade model.
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Shouldn't the Barry estate (didn't he just die?) sue to keep this extremely embarrassing video from being in the public record? This is essentially a movie in which he performed. Tom Cruise gets royalties from his movies, why not Marion Barry?
This phone call makes Nixon look like a real asshole, now that we know he was lying like a rug. At no point did he sign a release. Why should this have been released?
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