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I'm staying out of all of this, but i'll opine on the legal side - defamation requires statements of fact and not opinions. To the degree his rant deals with f
by DannyBee 3y ago
I'm staying out of all of this, but i'll opine on the legal side - defamation requires statements of fact and not opinions.
To the degree his rant deals with facts - like claiming someone did or did not do a thing, that's at least possibly actionable.
But the opinions are not actionable as defamation.
So for example:
"bob murdered someone" - actionable
"i don't like bob" - not actionable.
Depending on what gets said, etc, it may be actionable as something other than defamation.