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See this is the difference between you and me. I can reference multiple sources. You post **** that only one source is reporting and their own networks won’t even repeat. Why should that be taken seriously?Business Insider? And you're criticizing sources??
We will need to see TWO SOURCES stating this and Tucker's long history of blatant racism, yada yada, or it's not NEWS
You Literally Can't Believe The Facts Tucker Carlson Tells You. So Say Fox's Lawyers
Fox News viewers don't expect facts from Tucker Carlson, according to network lawyers who defended their star in a slander lawsuit filed by a woman who said she had an affair with President Trump.
www.npr.org
Judge tosses suit over Trump affair story after Fox News argues no "reasonable viewer" takes Tucker Carlson seriously
Judge rules that Karen McDougal failed to prove Tucker Carlson was accusing her of an actual crime by calling her payout "extortion."
www.cbsnews.com
not to interrupt your masturbation-a-thon to Tucker, but when is the media going to get around to questioning the **** spewed from Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow? I know, I know, it's raysiss and sexiss to question black women.See this is the difference between you and me. I can reference multiple sources. You post **** that only one source is reporting and their own networks won’t even repeat. Why should that be taken seriously?
You Literally Can't Believe The Facts Tucker Carlson Tells You. So Say Fox's Lawyers
Fox News viewers don't expect facts from Tucker Carlson, according to network lawyers who defended their star in a slander lawsuit filed by a woman who said she had an affair with President Trump.
Judge tosses suit over Trump affair story after Fox News argues no "reasonable viewer" takes Tucker Carlson seriously
Judge rules that Karen McDougal failed to prove Tucker Carlson was accusing her of an actual crime by calling her payout "extortion."
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He can't make that kind of decision, he's just a grunt. No offense intended.
See this is the difference between you and me. I can reference multiple sources. You post **** that only one source is reporting and their own networks won’t even repeat. Why should that be taken seriously?
You Literally Can't Believe The Facts Tucker Carlson Tells You. So Say Fox's Lawyers
Fox News viewers don't expect facts from Tucker Carlson, according to network lawyers who defended their star in a slander lawsuit filed by a woman who said she had an affair with President Trump.
Judge tosses suit over Trump affair story after Fox News argues no "reasonable viewer" takes Tucker Carlson seriously
Judge rules that Karen McDougal failed to prove Tucker Carlson was accusing her of an actual crime by calling her payout "extortion."
Take the L Floggy. One need only search my posts to see I typically over-link sources.
As compared to you, who made his first link ever this past week. Congrats on progressing to diapers.
Dr. Floggy now demonstrates his brilliance in the legal field. Hey, Doc, you are bleating the sheep-dip spewed by corporate media. The true facts are that one of two strippers Trump ******, Karen McDougal, sued Carlson for slander. Carlson referred to McDougal and Stephanie Clifford, a.k.a., Stormy Daniels, as engaging in extortion in demanding money from Trump to keep quiet about their relations with him.
Turns out McDougal was indeed ****** by Trump and being a solid citizen and paragon of virtue sold the story to the National Enquirer for $150,000, so no extortion took place. The extortion was actually done by Stormy Daniels and the greatest and bravest hero on earth, Michael "I Extort People" Avenatti.
So Carlson's lawyer actually argued, "Fox News attempts to distinguish that precedent and calls the Court’s attention to authority holding that accusations of “extortion” and similar statements are not statements of fact. See Reply Memorandum in Further Support of Motion to Dismiss, ECF #31." Carlson's lawyers further argued that Carlson's statements are protected under the 1st amendment since "viewed in context, Mr. Carlson cannot be understood to have been stating facts, but instead that he was delivering an opinion using hyperbole for effect. See Def. Br. at 12-15. Fox News cites to a litany of cases which hold that accusing a person of “extortion” or “blackmail” simply is “rhetorical hyperbole,” incapable of being defamatory."
So fake doctor, lawyer wanna-be, the argument is not, was not, never has been that "what Carlson says cannot be viewed as facts," you ******* idiot moron liar. The argument is that Carlson's description of a porn star getting paid for talking about ******* Donald Trump as constituting extortion cannot, under a "litany of cases," constitute defamation.
Read the case yourself, you stupid lazy ****, and stop parroting and bleating something you read in Media Matters.
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Turns out McDougal was indeed ****** by Trump and being a solid citizen and paragon of virtue sold the story to the National Enquirer for $150,000, so no extortion took place. The extortion was actually done by Stormy Daniels and the greatest and bravest hero on earth, Michael "I Extort People" Avenatti.
So Carlson's lawyer actually argued, "Fox News attempts to distinguish that precedent and calls the Court’s attention to authority holding that accusations of “extortion” and similar statements are not statements of fact. See Reply Memorandum in Further Support of Motion to Dismiss, ECF #31." Carlson's lawyers further argued that Carlson's statements are protected under the 1st amendment since "viewed in context, Mr. Carlson cannot be understood to have been stating facts, but instead that he was delivering an opinion using hyperbole for effect. See Def. Br. at 12-15. Fox News cites to a litany of cases which hold that accusing a person of “extortion” or “blackmail” simply is “rhetorical hyperbole,” incapable of being defamatory."
So fake doctor, lawyer wanna-be, the argument is not, was not, never has been that "what Carlson says cannot be viewed as facts," you ******* idiot moron liar. The argument is that Carlson's description of a porn star getting paid for talking about ******* Donald Trump as constituting extortion cannot, under a "litany of cases," constitute defamation.
Read the case yourself, you stupid lazy ****, and stop parroting and bleating something you read in Media Matters.
McDougal v. Fox News Network, LLC, No. 1:2019cv11161 - Document 39 (S.D.N.Y. 2020)
McDougal v. Fox News Network, LLC, No. 1:2019cv11161 - Document 39 (S.D.N.Y. 2020) case opinion from the Southern District of New York US Federal District Court
Oh, and fake-doctor, lawyer-wanna-be Floggy, as to the fact corporate media are quisling bootlickers to the leftist cause, this is the opening paragraph of an NPR - which I ******* fund - story about the lawsuit:
What does that have to do with protecting the 1st amendment and the stripper's claim against Carlson? Nothing. Nothing at all. But the bleating, baahing, quisling bootlickers are parroting their little tales for idiots to repeat, like good little sheep.
Floggy, you're lucky some in the world seem to enjoy ******* sheep; that's the only action you are likely to get.
What does that have to do with protecting the 1st amendment and the stripper's claim against Carlson? Nothing. Nothing at all. But the bleating, baahing, quisling bootlickers are parroting their little tales for idiots to repeat, like good little sheep.
Floggy, you're lucky some in the world seem to enjoy ******* sheep; that's the only action you are likely to get.
Yeah, despite an Arizona state senator calling for their electors to be recalled, there is no viable option to recall a certified election result… even if the dems did cheat to win, there really isn’t a path forward beyond closing the holes and imprisonments of any cheaters caught…
most of this is to simply show that the system has never ever been designed to stop fraud. There are theoretical systems out there that are beyond secure and totally auditable on multiple levels… we don’t use those nor do we enforce most of the chain of custody **** that is already in place
only naive or stupid people think that elections aren’t perpetually cheated by powerful people
democrats absolutely believe that republicans cheat when they win… again go to any of their big forums and pull up their threads from when Florida was going far into trumps corner with all the hispanic votes for him and those accusations of cheating are no worse than these ones are
Its big money and corruption has always followed politics… why in the **** would it not happen regularly? People regularly cheat on their taxes, on relationships. People regularly lie and break the law for their own enrichment. Huge conspiracies that were never known are exposed years after the fact with some regularity…
i mean its pretty much human nature to cheat and in a political environment thats as polarized as the trump era has been id find it almost impossible to believe that the people that despised him wouldn’t do that in a heartbeat…
most of this is to simply show that the system has never ever been designed to stop fraud. There are theoretical systems out there that are beyond secure and totally auditable on multiple levels… we don’t use those nor do we enforce most of the chain of custody **** that is already in place
only naive or stupid people think that elections aren’t perpetually cheated by powerful people
democrats absolutely believe that republicans cheat when they win… again go to any of their big forums and pull up their threads from when Florida was going far into trumps corner with all the hispanic votes for him and those accusations of cheating are no worse than these ones are
Its big money and corruption has always followed politics… why in the **** would it not happen regularly? People regularly cheat on their taxes, on relationships. People regularly lie and break the law for their own enrichment. Huge conspiracies that were never known are exposed years after the fact with some regularity…
i mean its pretty much human nature to cheat and in a political environment thats as polarized as the trump era has been id find it almost impossible to believe that the people that despised him wouldn’t do that in a heartbeat…
After our recent discussions, had to go back and re-watch the original (sci-fi horror masterpiece) and then this one. Hicks was the man. Hudson (Bill Paxton's character) also cracked me the hell up. RIP Bill Paxton. "What are we gonna do, huh?!" "Oh that's great, why don't we put her (the little girl) in charge then man!"
Foul language alert:
After our recent discussions, had to go back and re-watch the original (sci-fi horror masterpiece) and then this one. Hicks was the man. Hudson (Bill Paxton's character) also cracked me the hell up. RIP Bill Paxton. "What are we gonna do, huh?!" "Oh that's great, why don't we put her (the little girl) in charge then man!"
"Game over, man, GAME OVER!"
Bit of trivia: two actors were in both Terminator and Aliens. Michael Biehn is obvious. The second one is less apparent ... Bill Paxton.
Paxton was one of the three young men Schwarzenegger approached, naked, right after landing near the Griffith Observatory.
Paxton was awesome. In Terminator, he was altered to be made ugly in part by giving him the massive gap in his teeth, or what is now known as a "Stacy."
this post needed pics to go with it. because who in their right mind would not throw it to Karen McDougal?Dr. Floggy now demonstrates his brilliance in the legal field. Hey, Doc, you are bleating the sheep-dip spewed by corporate media. The true facts are that one of two strippers Trump ******, Karen McDougal, sued Carlson for slander. Carlson referred to McDougal and Stephanie Clifford, a.k.a., Stormy Daniels, as engaging in extortion in demanding money from Trump to keep quiet about their relations with him.
Turns out McDougal was indeed ****** by Trump and being a solid citizen and paragon of virtue sold the story to the National Enquirer for $150,000, so no extortion took place. The extortion was actually done by Stormy Daniels and the greatest and bravest hero on earth, Michael "I Extort People" Avenatti.
So Carlson's lawyer actually argued, "Fox News attempts to distinguish that precedent and calls the Court’s attention to authority holding that accusations of “extortion” and similar statements are not statements of fact. See Reply Memorandum in Further Support of Motion to Dismiss, ECF #31." Carlson's lawyers further argued that Carlson's statements are protected under the 1st amendment since "viewed in context, Mr. Carlson cannot be understood to have been stating facts, but instead that he was delivering an opinion using hyperbole for effect. See Def. Br. at 12-15. Fox News cites to a litany of cases which hold that accusing a person of “extortion” or “blackmail” simply is “rhetorical hyperbole,” incapable of being defamatory."
So fake doctor, lawyer wanna-be, the argument is not, was not, never has been that "what Carlson says cannot be viewed as facts," you ******* idiot moron liar. The argument is that Carlson's description of a porn star getting paid for talking about ******* Donald Trump as constituting extortion cannot, under a "litany of cases," constitute defamation.
Read the case yourself, you stupid lazy ****, and stop parroting and bleating something you read in Media Matters.
McDougal v. Fox News Network, LLC, No. 1:2019cv11161 - Document 39 (S.D.N.Y. 2020)
McDougal v. Fox News Network, LLC, No. 1:2019cv11161 - Document 39 (S.D.N.Y. 2020) case opinion from the Southern District of New York US Federal District Court
"Game over, man, GAME OVER!"
Bit of trivia: two actors were in both Terminator and Aliens. Michael Biehn is obvious. The second one is less apparent ... Bill Paxton.
Paxton was one of the three young men Schwarzenegger approached, naked, right after landing near the Griffith Observatory.
Paxton was awesome. In Terminator, he was altered to be made ugly in part by giving him the massive gap in his teeth, or what is now known as a "Stacy."
Another bit of trivia: Jenette Goldstein (Vasquez in Aliens) was also in Terminator 2 and then also Titanic. Seems Cameron liked his people and used them in multiple projects. Another bit of trivia: his wife at the time, Kathryn Bigelow, directed her (Goldstein), Paxton and Lance Henrikson in the criminally underrated "Near Dark".
All were together for Aliens.
100% agree that Cameron likes certain actors and gives them roles again and again.
- Kurt Russell - Escape from New York, The Thing, Big Trouble in Little China, Escape from LA.
- Keith David - The Thing, They Live (superb movie - re-watched about four months ago. Roddy Piper/Keith David brawl )
- Bill Paxton
- Michael Biehn
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Yep yep, love Kurt Russell, Keith David, Paxton and Michael Biehn (thought Biehn was robbed of an award for his role in "The Abyss").
But really, **** the Academy Awards.
Just noticed the edit here. Yeah, she made an impression from Aliens - then saw Near Dark - and then was like "she looks really familiar" in T2. And then she kinda transformed herself again playing the Irish mother in Titanic.
Never saw her do much after that though, which seemed kind of a shame.
this post needed pics to go with it. because who in their right mind would not throw it to Karen McDougal?
oops. left this one out.
Liberals: "Trump had sex with HER?"
Also liberals: "Oh my God, THESE women are soooo beautiful ... "
Also liberals: "Oh my God, THESE women are soooo beautiful ... "
I have a pic of someone filling in Stacey Abrams' dental gap.
JimmyGap
JimmyGap teef and he don't care.
Only a completely sick **** would do something like that. Los Angeles County would not take somebody that ******* mentally ill.
0,0000588235 seems like is a lot.No doubt we should all clutch our purses and scream bloody murder about tainted elections.
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Fox News won a court case by 'persuasively' arguing that no 'reasonable viewer' takes Tucker Carlson seriously
Tucker Carlson has a long history of making racist and controversial statements as a primetime host on Fox News.www.businessinsider.com
since you like 2 sources
A Court Ruled Rachel Maddow's Viewers Know She Offers Exaggeration and Opinion, Not Facts
"Maddow’s show is different than a typical news segment where anchors inform viewers about the daily news," an Obama-appointed judge ruled.
greenwald.substack.com