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>This isn't an extraordinary claim and I would put the ball in your court to disprove it... That's not how this works. You make a claim, you back it up. If you
by EpicEng 8y ago
>This isn't an extraordinary claim and I would put the ball in your court to disprove it...
That's not how this works. You make a claim, you back it up. If you don't, you're just adding noise.
- gammateam 8y agoFortunately for you, I did post a link which contains criminal defamation cases in the United States, which is the same level of speech liability that these examples from other countries experience. I won't be searching for civil tort cases for you, and I did provide you a framework for how to determine this reality already. So yes, that is how this works, by understanding how the civil and criminal court system function.