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If the article is incorrect then Smithfield can and should sue Rolling Stone for libel. But they're not going to because it's true.
by mmaunder 17y ago
If the article is incorrect then Smithfield can and should sue Rolling Stone for libel. But they're not going to because it's true.
- toothcomb 17y agoIt's what they don't deny that still worries me. I was hoping that the family being consumed by the lagoon was a non truth. I read it as tragic comedy (shame on me)
- viggity 17y agoThe want the whole thing to go away, even if you're in the right, a lot of times it isn't worth suing. Look at Barbra Streisand - some dude took pictures of her beach house, she was upset and sued him over it. So instead of the handful of people seeing the photos, the law suit hit all the news stations and tens of thousands of people saw the pictures.
- Confusion 17y agoWhat kind of position is that?! Someone accused you of wrongdoing and the only valid defense is suing the other? What happened to correcting each other? Accepting that misinterpretations and mistakes are human?