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Mostly because they tend to pick on people who can only file pro se, not because of any inherent merit.
by habinero 3y ago
Mostly because they tend to pick on people who can only file pro se, not because of any inherent merit.
- chonkerz 3y agoI guess that's a neat legal perk for someone seeking to victimize severely autistic and vulnerable people. One's victims can't afford lawsuits.
- vintermann 3y agoIf they only went for powerless people, why are they suddenly dropped by services that almost never drop sites? There's no way I would even be allowed to talk to a human at these companies, much less convince them to change their politics.
- richbell 3y ago> Mostly because they tend to pick on people who can only file pro se, not because of any inherent merit. This is demonstrably false. Kiwi Farms has thousands of threads on people ranging from Elon Musk to random Internet streamers. At least one of the most popular threads seems to be about a lawyer (Nick Rekeita).