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Reply With QuoteI think they will loose unless the judge is extremely biased or bought. But this is how the internet is becoming, I have noticed less free speech as well but what can you do?????????
recently there was a woman being sure for talking about how bad her place was where she lived . Chicago’s Horizon Realty Group Sues Woman For $50,000 Over A Tweet - Podcasting News and it got me thinking how far can Big buisness go before we pretty much have no right to say anything ?
i mean if i want to say that i ate at a restaraunt and it made me sick because there food is never cooked right shouldnt that be my right to say so if it affects others besides me? i really dont know where it will end with all the sueing and stoping people from speaking there mind in a country thats soposed to be a palce of free speech.
i know there has to be better ways to do things than to take away somones right to say what they feel is wrong .
what does eberyone else think?
becuase the world in my opinon is ending with how people are being sued over stupid crap.
Last edited by HolderOfTheDarkChalice; Nov 18, 2009 at 02:23 PM. Reason: this title fits better than the other did
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I'll be the one to protect you from a will to survive and a voice of reason
I'll be the one to protect you from your enemies and your choices son
They're one in the same, I must isolate you...
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I think they will loose unless the judge is extremely biased or bought. But this is how the internet is becoming, I have noticed less free speech as well but what can you do?????????
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No doubt as part of the legal documents she signed to purchase the property, is a little clause stating that any disputes with the builder must be the subject of third party arbitration, and that you cannot resort to the press (or public forums) for a settlement. (I know, as there is a similar clause in the contract for a new condo that I recently purchased)...
So the issue here isn't about free speech, it's about knowing what you put your signature on, and is legally liable for...
Scourge (Nov 18, 2009)
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