Winning a case like that is incredibly difficult, even for celebrities. Unless there was a gross violation of privacy, people rarely win the battle. It qualifie

Winning a case like that is incredibly difficult, even for celebrities. Unless there was a gross violation of privacy, people rarely win the battle. It qualifies as free speech or what could be parody? There's a fine line. A lot of the outlets that put out the "fake news" are owned by the same companies that put out "fake news" with the total opposite view point. Outrage gets clicks and viewership, we're trolling ourselves to death.