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Falsely Accused Man Brings Accountability to Corrupt Prosecutor! 

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@ComposedSage75
@ComposedSage75 5 месяцев назад
So they falsely accuse him, ruin his career, knew it was all nonsense, and expected things to go well for them?
@BatalionHunter
@BatalionHunter 5 месяцев назад
no, they expected him to do nothing after they did all that to him. almost get the feeling that the prosecutor has railroaded other people like that and nothing happened before.
@NotBCT
@NotBCT 5 месяцев назад
I hope he gets justice in the courtroom. Failing that, I'll take justice outside the courtroom.
@montyturner6511
@montyturner6511 5 месяцев назад
Welp,they'll learn a brutal thing called consequences. :)
@alexhulea2735
@alexhulea2735 5 месяцев назад
​@@BatalionHunter you do realise that prosecutors care little for actual facts or guilt? 😂😂 Convictions get them promotions, not being upstanding human beings.
@maxxpower3d6
@maxxpower3d6 5 месяцев назад
Seems to be going just fine for the people who did it to Ed Piskor.
@movespammerguyteam7colors
@movespammerguyteam7colors 5 месяцев назад
He got treated similarly to Johnny Depp. Everyone assumes he was an abuser because he was accused. He fought to prove his innocence and he lost a lot of employment opportunities because of the time spent in court and his reputation being destroyed by false accusations.
@kinghyperheart1571
@kinghyperheart1571 5 месяцев назад
But you forgot the most important part: He managed to win and make an example out of corrupt justice. We need more moments like this. It's time to bring Justice against the Injustice System.
@jimmydesouza4375
@jimmydesouza4375 5 месяцев назад
"He got treated similarly to Johnny Depp." Similarly to anyone who has this kind of accusation pointed at them, even non celebrities. A reminder that less than 5 % of grape accusations that are reported to the police (not in general, just those that are reported to the police) are actually true. And this is the big grape, not a lesser accusation that is easier to make.
@midgetydeath
@midgetydeath 5 месяцев назад
Not everyone. Just a few woke psychos.
@randaru1527
@randaru1527 5 месяцев назад
The most immediate danger to any given citizen, is their own governvent.
@wingatebarraclough3553
@wingatebarraclough3553 5 месяцев назад
We remember the Holodomor
@Wolfengemoen
@Wolfengemoen 5 месяцев назад
Worst part is the court system is altogether a separate entity, and with enough money, lawyers, and you can get out of just about anything, it is more or less corruptable to a point. The government is the same, probably worse. We live in a very much capitalist society, money moves the gears.
@cniht
@cniht 5 месяцев назад
Qualified Immunity needs to be destroyed. It's not enough just to sue the state for losses, and maybe they get fired. The actual people must be held accountable for their abuse of power and put in jail.
@fearthehoneybadger
@fearthehoneybadger 5 месяцев назад
He lost parts in at least three movies because of those accusations.
@DouglasIII368
@DouglasIII368 5 месяцев назад
I have learned about false accusations and our justice system: 1. Innocent people are in prison and guilty people are out. 2. True friends will come out if they know you're are innocent. 3. People need to hold law enforcement accountable always especially prosecutors. That is all
@LuigiTheMetal64
@LuigiTheMetal64 5 месяцев назад
Sometimes both the victims and criminals are together in the same cells. That is why people are bounding together to abolish the "guilty until proven innocent" law.
@RiskOfBaer
@RiskOfBaer 5 месяцев назад
Holding prosecutors accountable before the very justice system they use to prosecute others will never work. You know how cops protect their own? Now imagine the same but 10 times worse because we're talking about the people who control the justice system itself, not just arrest criminals. There is zero chance for a fair trial or fair punishment for that matter.
@Code7Unltd
@Code7Unltd 5 месяцев назад
@@RiskOfBaer There's a reason people hold such a negative opinion of lawyers...
@RiskOfBaer
@RiskOfBaer 5 месяцев назад
@@Code7Unltd The only reason Lawyers need to exist is because the legal system is too complicated for a normal person to understand without making it your actual job. We need a simpler framework that is easy to enforce, understand, and uphold. Also, the side effect of things being simple is that they are less prone to all sorts of manipulation, like loopholes, technicalities and the like.
@WhtCrstlJudgmntDrgn
@WhtCrstlJudgmntDrgn 5 месяцев назад
And thats why street law and vigilantism will return to punish these people. Judges aren't safe, either.
@susandolan9543
@susandolan9543 5 месяцев назад
I don't remember the Amendment to the Constitution mentions it but it's illegal to charge someone twice for the same "crime". The brat that started all of this should be in orange onesies for several years.
@Xbalanque84
@Xbalanque84 5 месяцев назад
"Double jeopardy."
@halo129830
@halo129830 5 месяцев назад
The law is double jeopardy and it’s actually pretty neat
@falcongamer58
@falcongamer58 5 месяцев назад
Or the first amendment mentioning any exceptions for free speech and expression
@garereeve117
@garereeve117 5 месяцев назад
Disclaimer: IAMAL. “Dismissal Without Prejudice” isn’t the same as an acquittal. It means that the prosecutor isn’t actively prosecuting the case (usually because they find a problem with vital evidence), but they can decide to prosecute the case whenever they feel like it. It’s basically requesting a Recess in the trial, before the opening arguments, for an indefinite period. Double Jeopardy doesn’t apply because he was never acquitted by a jury (or judge, in the case of a bench trial). Dismissal WITH Prejudice means that the prosecutor agrees to dismiss the case, and that case cannot ever be tried again, ever. It’s effectively the same as an acquittal. Gascon dismissed the case WITHOUT prejudice. That being said, I hope that the courts won’t let Gascon hide behind Qualified Immunity on this one.
@merendell
@merendell 5 месяцев назад
​@@garereeve117what we need is the option for the defense to say "No we are still going to trial and sorting this out now" don't let a prosecutor who leveled meritless charges in a high profile case in the hopes of a career boost from a win quietly back out when they realize they can't win. Force their incompetence into the light for all to see.
@montyturner6511
@montyturner6511 5 месяцев назад
He's got nothing to lose. He's going on rampage now. Shouldn't have lied about him. Hope justice comes his way. And that karma comes her way.
@SupLuiKir
@SupLuiKir 5 месяцев назад
If civilian justice fails him, there's always vigilante justice. Ultimately, civilization is just a way to abstract away the fact that all Power is derived from Violence. If he truly has nothing to lose, and a PDF accusation certainly would result in that, then the prosecutors have to expect their carcasses will be discovered splattered all over their bedroom one morning.
@ThomB1031
@ThomB1031 5 месяцев назад
'Raaaaampaaaaaage!' -Archer
@WhtCrstlJudgmntDrgn
@WhtCrstlJudgmntDrgn 5 месяцев назад
Wait until more of us average men are at this point.
@cmykrgb1469
@cmykrgb1469 5 месяцев назад
I know a guy who's in lockup for this accusation right now. He was my DM for our weekly D&D session. The big arrest happened out of the blue. The order of events was >Divorced his wife who was selling drugs and taking the savings just for funsies and because she needed manicures instead of caring for the 2 kids >Daughter fights divorce court to stay with dad >Son is almost at age of recognizance, so he's left to his own devices >Dude met, married, and enjoys honeymoon with his new wife >Daughter actually approved of this wife >Wife dies 2 years later from cirrhosis >Dude buries his wife >Literally a month later he's arrested while picking up his daughter from school >It's PDF file charges We think it's the ex-wife. I have no proof, but. You can see where I'm coming from.
@falcongamer58
@falcongamer58 5 месяцев назад
That's tragic, poor guy 💔 I hope he gets justice and then some, he deserves the best
@markcarpenter6020
@markcarpenter6020 5 месяцев назад
Even convictions aren't a guarantee today. I've known people who took plea deals just because they didn't have the money to fight charges and/or would rather take 5 years probation than risk 20 yrs in prison. Plea deals should be illegal since they are a form of legal coercion.
@creepyrobsta5509
@creepyrobsta5509 5 месяцев назад
Something like 90% of cases are done through plea deals (and I think it's actually closer to 95%) so if every single defendent (heck even half of them) choose to go to trial the whole system would collapse. But how can defendents choose their individual freedom over the greater cause? I get it!
@markcarpenter6020
@markcarpenter6020 5 месяцев назад
@@creepyrobsta5509 now consider how many of those cases would end up dropped if DA's couldn't use plea deals. They would be forced to focus on cases that they actually had solid evidence for.
@creepyrobsta5509
@creepyrobsta5509 5 месяцев назад
@markcarpenter6020 Exactly. They can't even build prisons quick enough today as too many people have fake garbage charges today. If we actually focused on the stuff that matters (violent offenses), then we wouldn't need all these silly plea bargain cases.
@Strutinan
@Strutinan 5 месяцев назад
Imagine this: You get accused of a heinous crime, mostly because they KNOW you are innocent, and too poor to clear your name. So some fuktard from the DA's office is now offering you a plea deal, just to boost thier numbers. 1 - Point out how YOU know that THEY know you are innocent. 2 - Point out how they are KNOWINGLY using the threat of effectively-death together you to agree to a lesser punishment, one which they are OBVIOUSLY willing to accept...and therefore they are ADMITTING that the original charge is gross overproduction. 3 - As such, you have NOTHING to lose, they have EVERYTHING to lose...and they just handed you a pen. I wonder what is going to happen? 🤔 *NOTE:* The ScrewUtoob gods gave me a warning for trying to post this! 😂
@jimmydesouza4375
@jimmydesouza4375 5 месяцев назад
@@markcarpenter6020 There is an opposite issue where the more severe a crime is the greater the investigative and legal burden is (both pre, peri and post trial), so not only would more false charges end up being dropped but so would more genuine charges, and as bad as false charges are it seems as if genuine charges are more common (for now). It's like everything where there's positives and negatives.
@pattonramming1988
@pattonramming1988 5 месяцев назад
Remember when concrete evidence was required for a conviction Good times
@TheMelnTeam
@TheMelnTeam 5 месяцев назад
Sadly, I don't think it was ever true.
@jimmydesouza4375
@jimmydesouza4375 5 месяцев назад
There has never been a time when concrete evidence was required for a conviction. There was a time when the legal system was populated by people who were more rational and less activist in nature, so that the innate problems with the justice system were not exploited as much, but there was never a time when concrete evidence was required for convictions. Jury trials are always about stacking and then bamboozling the jury more than about evidence, and bench trials are always about the judge's preconceptions.
@tadghostal8769
@tadghostal8769 5 месяцев назад
Nope even that is a sham. (Maritime vs Constitutional law)​@@jimmydesouza4375
@Alondro77
@Alondro77 5 месяцев назад
Never let these rogue prosecutors off the hook for their lies. They've gotten away with far too much.
@DigimontamerB
@DigimontamerB 5 месяцев назад
It's time the Justice system was held accountable
@MCCaradon
@MCCaradon 5 месяцев назад
This is why I demand businesses only fire people upon conviction. and yes, that means forcing employers to make alleged victims work with alleged perpetrators, because until its confirmed, they should stop, first one to create problems is removed without pay, and if the alleged victim cant confirm in court that it was done, the victim is fired.
@Shadow_Sonata
@Shadow_Sonata 5 месяцев назад
"Friends. Those companions you speak of. The ones who are there during the brighter, unimportant times. But when the darker, painful times come, they will not be there. They are not your ally. " Rena Ryuugu
@zeehero7280
@zeehero7280 5 месяцев назад
NO ONE Sues like Gascon no one Boos like Gascon no one gets epically Owned and Exposed like Gascon!
@theUnknown-oz9dh
@theUnknown-oz9dh 5 месяцев назад
LMAO! 😂
@peter.24.7
@peter.24.7 5 месяцев назад
So appropriate on so many levels. Bravo!
@dwood78part23
@dwood78part23 5 месяцев назад
Or as TFM would say, "LA based actor did a thing."
@STB-jh7od
@STB-jh7od 5 месяцев назад
It wasn't even an accusation by "victim", someone else saw underage yandere's fantasy online and that got his career destroyed.
@cadis4257
@cadis4257 5 месяцев назад
Good luck in this corrupt system.
@oniarrca9431
@oniarrca9431 5 месяцев назад
Those kinds of "friends" are called fair weather friends.
@marccross1539
@marccross1539 5 месяцев назад
Calling out false accusations is what they got Trump on in NY.
@rustyshackleford1062
@rustyshackleford1062 5 месяцев назад
That and paying back loans.
@jamoecw
@jamoecw 5 месяцев назад
since sharing pedo stuff is illegal then it is illegal to be given proof of such accusations when you make them to the court of public opinion. That means that as a bystander you either have to trust them all or none of them. Given how often I hear of such false accusations I opt to believe none of them. As the criminal justice system destroys their reputation then that translates to them as well. This is why censorship is bad and why I think it helps shield people who commit crimes.
@knightghaleon
@knightghaleon 5 месяцев назад
Dude has lost everything and the prosecutor was the one putting themselves in his crosshairs.
@jayoballes3547
@jayoballes3547 5 месяцев назад
Oh and Gascon is sitting on the Marilyn Manson case the LA Sheriff’s office sent in their findings TWO YEARS ago. If this isn’t a violation of a right to a speedy trial, I’m not sure what is. I think YTbr Colonel Kurtz has covered it. The delay suggests they are supporting his ex’s civil case, by not allowing the crim trial, they can keep evidence out of the civil trial.
@LuigiTheMetal64
@LuigiTheMetal64 5 месяцев назад
Lies do make things worse, even if you think they can help people. Truth always beats the lies, no matter how professional liars are.
@derfalschejunge
@derfalschejunge 5 месяцев назад
"PDF file" I love the way speech regulation on YT has never worked. Censorship through bans does work unfortunately, but as long as you keep up with the vocabulary, you're fine. Same problem with political correctness in general. The new term just replaces the old term and means exactly the same. So, what have you won banning the original speech?
@TheDarkOne9942
@TheDarkOne9942 5 месяцев назад
This is the reason it wasn't easy for people to report struggle snuggle cases: because not every person is trustworthy.
@Terralventhe
@Terralventhe 5 месяцев назад
Pointing out his credentials is a good idea because you know those locusts would absolutely try to dismiss the lawsuit by claiming "he never had a promising career, we didn't ruin his life".
@malrofo
@malrofo 5 месяцев назад
The punishment is the process. The da is always aware
@zecorezecron
@zecorezecron 5 месяцев назад
False accusations are so common these days that I default to that assumption. Probably were in the past, but it is easier to prove innocence these days than back then.
@mightymanatee5342
@mightymanatee5342 5 месяцев назад
Should have added the LAPD to the lawsuit since they arrested him with no investigation.
@LeeroyPorkins
@LeeroyPorkins 5 месяцев назад
I would just say. Stay tuned. The Day of Reckoning will come. The Record will be straight. - Papa John 2019
@gr-os4gd
@gr-os4gd 5 месяцев назад
We've reached the point in this banana republic that I hope he wins or, absent that, that he is successful in whatever other action he deems appropriate.
@drswag0076
@drswag0076 5 месяцев назад
I wish Gatt the best of luck in this lawsuit.
@gigabyteguru2452
@gigabyteguru2452 5 месяцев назад
Here’s an idea: every time a case goes to trial and can be clearly proven false, the police and legal personnel who failed to investigate should be at risk of being imprisoned. After all, gross negligence is a crime in almost every other profession where people can be hurt as a result. Why not the legal system?
@sreed8570
@sreed8570 5 месяцев назад
By not dismissing with prejudice means the false accuser gets off scott free.
@MetaLord395
@MetaLord395 5 месяцев назад
It sucks that being gay or single won't save you from false accusations. But at least he's fighting back. Go full scorched earth!
@LuigiTheMetal64
@LuigiTheMetal64 5 месяцев назад
This can be because fact-checking is still done on something. So it is not like calling yourself "female" or "body type 1/A/2/B" will save you from being sued.
@DemonicRemption
@DemonicRemption 5 месяцев назад
@MetalLord395 As I thought the LGBT community being a protected group is b.s. Not surprising because it's the same with us black folks. We're protected unless we go against the grain.
@jeremyrichard2722
@jeremyrichard2722 5 месяцев назад
Well, you have to understand something. Contrary to what certain political groups claim right now, a lot of sex predators and such have tried to claim to be gay, or trans, or whatever to hide their intentions. For decades women have thought men like that were "safe" or "safer" and you even have entire groups of women identified as so called "Fag Hags" that would follow men they thought were gay around for different sorts of reasons. One of the things JK Rowling got griped at for was writing a novel under a pen name where she had a rapist pretending to be a transgender to prey on women. She based this on cases from Scotland Yard, and before the other stuff it was part of how the whole problem with her started. If you look at the statistics, especially those devoid of current politics, you'll find that gay and "trans" people have a much higher rate of things like violence and sexual assault, and it's probably even higher than reported due to tendencies to not wanting to involve the authorities assuming they would be less than helpful. Then you also find that while they try and use other things to chnge the numbers, gay men (but not women) tend to have a much higher rate of sexual assault against minors. One of the things that can confuse things in different directions is that you wind up with situations where you have some predator pretend to be gay and "thus harmless" to some young girl, perhaps get the parents to lower their guard, and then the abuse happens. In that case the person was never gay, but it's a reliable way of "hunting" in some cases. The point I'm getting at here is there is no "magical claim" one can make to get immunity or be beyond suspicion, and that's the way it should be. One problem with current politics is that certain social movements try and turn terms into unquestionable "magical power words" that cannot be challenged and then erode as they get broadened well beyond the meaning anyway, so even if it made any sense, it wouldn't apply anymore in six months anyhow. Just as gays and lesbians would use members of the other gender as "beards" to avoid social stigma, you have straight people that use those kind of identities to try and dodge suspicion of other things they are doing or employ various communities as a shield. Or, especially now, simply claim the identity to get social credit in the eyes of certain political groups. When there is no benefit in being seen as normal, nobody claims to be, yet most people in fact are. In closing I will also point out that during the 1990s when I did most of my messing around, and this was back when there was actually a fair bit of risk in associating yourself with LGBTQ+ movements, as this is when the battle was actually won. It was not uncommon for leftists (which I was) to tell people we were gay or lesbian to provoke them. Furthermore there was a sort of social gag when dating that a lot of guys would jokingly claim to be gay when dating a girl, and that they were the first girl they were into or something, so they would goof of by claiming she was going to "take his straight virginity" or whatever. This was also done in reverse where a girl would claim to be a lesbian just discovering "OMG, I like guys". This latter one is where the left's belief that people thought they could "fuck gay people straight" game from. Especially when it was being done in public, it was goofing off to get the goat of certain conservatives as much as anything. A lot of media that seems to be claiming you can do this was actually created by later leftists trying to create a form of bigotry that never existed. In fact half the point was the people doing it would be "allies" who just happened to be attending an ABIGALES rally or dance or whatever, so this is why you might have "a gay and a lesbian just happening to be slow dancing together" as the idea was to dare people to claim it wasn't happening despite the knowledge that well... that doesn't happen obviously, and it's just a straight couple with friends in the group showing up for support or providing security. This is also where the joke "I'm an honorary gay person" comes from as some of the groups like that (indeed ABIGAYLES was one of them) used to give badges as a joke, and people used to wear them as a way of putting a chip on their shoulder on certain college campuses and such. See what people don't get, is that the 90s weren't what people were claiming they were. The point of something like that is that the guy wearing it might say be the captain of the local college football team, wearing it in front of say a local baptist minister, where they might jokingly tell his congregation that the entire team is up each other before thanking all the local business sponsors. That kind of crap is how the actual bigotry was ended for real as much as anything, and why the current claims and ways of activism are pretty much bunk. Those kinds of stunts were kind of cool, and hlarious, the stuff people do now is just destructive, pointless, and stupid... not to mention being like one of the parodies an opposition made about what this would be if allowed to win. In a lot of respects your current activists prove "The Satanic Panic" was at least right about one thing as that is actually happening.
@WolfNCyote
@WolfNCyote 5 месяцев назад
He can sue for $44 mil, but there are normally caps on how much you can go after the government for so good luck getting enough out of them to actually deter the gov. The DA might be a different story though.
@AdonanS
@AdonanS 5 месяцев назад
"Oops, sorry. Let's just forget anything happened." Yeah, they did the same thing after covid...
@TBL-Badash
@TBL-Badash 5 месяцев назад
"Serial Pdf file" 😂
@Is_This_Really_Necessary
@Is_This_Really_Necessary 5 месяцев назад
I hope Gyatt wins this lawsuit. The laws really need to change where anyone who abuses their authority isn't just fired, but are trialed, sentenced and jailed by the very same system they are SUPPOSED to represent.
@SkellyTonn
@SkellyTonn 5 месяцев назад
[Clovvn-vvorld! Prosecutors or District attorneys are letting actual violin-t criminal-types free after repeated misdemeanors and felonies! But non-violin-t, fraudulently accvsed are treated with extreme prejudice to the fullest extent as they can justify! Convictions on caucasian men are what these lawyers plan to pave their careers with, for their future nominations as judges and/or political aspirations! Judges go along with it and are plainly in collusion for their own gains too! It's a corrupt system in the West and the Law works best for the wealthy; not to those that can't navigate legalese and tricks, or even afford better representation! Smh🤦🏻‍♂️☕]
@jeremyrichard2722
@jeremyrichard2722 5 месяцев назад
Well, here is the thing, even since the 1990s I've been pointing out that the entire Judicial branch of law enforcement has had too much power and it had been reducing the power of the police for it's own gain. Among other things The Judicial Branch has people in it who are generally appointed by people like mayors or governors as opposed to elected, and as such their qualifications become far less likely than their agenda. For decades we've been playing a game with the left wing infiltrating that branch of law enforcement and using elected officials to subvert it. A lot of the stuff in making cops look terrible is because the power the cops should have to use common sense is taken away and given to Judicial, which leads to them doing things "by the book" in ways that covers them but makes them look worse, leading to more power for Judicial. Likewise Judicial generally has more of a say about how anything is presented to the media or the people at large than the actual police do. To give a well documented one that will make leftists freak out with rage on some levels. The reason why police officers have cameras is not police accountability like they claim. It's because it let's Judicial effectively use the cops as walking surveillance drones. Oh sure if a cop actually does something wrong they can go "bad cop, no doughnut" or whatever, and once in a while one might do something wrong that makes it look justified. The real reason though is the prosecutors and such can go through the footage with a fine toothed comb and find everything they can throw at someone, including things the cop might not notice, as well as document everything a cop might let go, but the prosecutor can now use. This is how some guy can say be arrested for a shoplifting accusation, have the cop accused of mis handling it, or have the basic charges thrown out, but all the associated charges for putting on a clown show during arrest can be used on the person, and those misdemeanors and felonies add up. All the prosecutors care about is convictions +1. Remember in our system two wrongs don't make a right, so basically if someone accuses you of something falsely, you don't become innocent of everything you might have done in the course of outrage over it. Even if the cop doesn't care, someone could say get 10 years from like 20 different cases of disturbing the peace stemming from them cursing at the cop, even if they were right, just because of the way they did it in public. It's happened more than a few times, and those cameras mean that even if you did convince the cop or something, it doesn't matter, because people seem to always forget, one of what ultimately happens is actually up to the cops. At any rate, the central case here DOES seem like a clown show, but yeah, this is simply because a prosecutor got unusually cocky and flagrant and happened to go after someone with the resources and contacts to use their screw ups. That doesn't happen often, that's why these kinds of problems persist. I will also say one of the big problems with our legal system to begin with, is that it was written to be used in conjunction with common sense. Our laws in many cases for example refer literally to the standards of "a reasonable person" and so on. Lawyers and such have argued that they need to define those things through precedent which oftentimes breaks the point of them being subjective, as the law can't be applied if it doesn't say "what is reasonable" because that prevents them from abusing the system if it becomes subjective and someone can just call an insane legal argument insane based on the reasonable people in the jury, or a judge not being a moron who wants to play semantics games for someone's benefit. Our legal system also was based on concepts like "prima facia" cases and evidence, something forgotten 99% of the time nowadays when it comes to how we apply the "beyond a reasonable doubt". Prima Facia just means somethings truth is self evident, thus the gymnastics don't matter because something happened or occurred and that is the legal issue itself, not the reasons why. An example where this applies still in our system is things like taxes (amazing how that is). So to give a basic example, Primia Facia would simply be you owe money to Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam does not have that money, and you owed it to him. Thus anything in between those two things does not matter for the purposes of the case, the crime is true in of itself regardless of whatever the reasons are those taxes are not paid, you owed it, what you owed did not get paid, and thus you are guilty. This is supposed to apply to far more things than it's used for, but it's been eroded by lawyers that exist to create and manipulate gray areas in between. We also have a concept called "Mala In Se" which is something being "evil in of itself". This is why someone should not be able to make arguments in California defending the rights of Pedos, because Pedophilia is supposed to be "evil in of itself" and thus beyond being defined as anything else or defended... but well, look at what happened when they were allowed to erode that. Our legal system is actually perhaps one of the best and most reasonable ones to ever exist... if you revert it away from what Lawyers were allowed to do to it, and that's both private lawyers and state ones. At any rate the reason why I did this rant, even though people won't read it, is that as the system was intended to work, the prosecutor was supposed to say be made to bring a case like that before the judge who would look at the nature of the pedo complaint who would look at it situationally and being a reasonable person tell them to "fuck off" and of course the reasonable person telling them that would be why they likely wouldn't do it to begin with. The celebrity flirting a bit with a teenager for their birthday is just a cool thing given the distance involved and the likelthood adults were well aware of it. Sure you can make technical arguments about it, which is why your supposed to have the reasonable person there both on the bench and the jury who is capable of just telling those who want to bring that case that they are freaking morons and not even give it the time of day. Too often we play games with the letter of the law, and ignore entire associated documents explaining the intent beyond this because they aren't part of the law itself, thus you see the law applied in ways directly contrary to the intent laid out by those who made the law. Hence the truth of "to make the law work, kill all the lawyers". I mean I agree with a need to legal representation within a complex system, but I don't think it should be the kind of "living system" it is now, or at least to the extent now where it's allowed to become a self parody when they are allowed to just rule against common sense and reasonable thinking being involved, or defining concepts "not being specific enough" when them not being specific is the point, the idea was that it prevented people from being able to play semantics games away from the intent.
@justepourlacheruncom8393
@justepourlacheruncom8393 5 месяцев назад
Interesting.
@gorasul12
@gorasul12 5 месяцев назад
And if he succeeds so is it only taxpayers that gets punished probably, the false accuser should be the main responsible to compensate 🙄
@Fuxy22
@Fuxy22 5 месяцев назад
He should really add defamation to the suit
@saldownik
@saldownik 5 месяцев назад
Does he have any chance of getting any money though? What has mostly wronged him was the court of the public opinion.
@KevinKillNation
@KevinKillNation 5 месяцев назад
Social media sucks.
@TheMelnTeam
@TheMelnTeam 5 месяцев назад
Its says a lot that we're only talking about a civil suit for the bad actors. False criminal accusations are a *crime*. Fabricated evidence is a *crime*. An attorney knowingly prosecuting a false case is a tort unless/until they commit perjury, unfortunately. No wonder they dropped the charges. But using the process as punishment against this guy should still hit them in the wallet at least. The victim deserves the ability to take these people to discovery. Criminal charges should be on the table here, and not just for the person who made it up in the first place. I would be very interested in how the police believed they had "probable cause", with similar scrutiny for signing off on the warrant. I would be similarly interested in what the DA knew, and when. A warrant based on fake information should by itself merit discovery on these people.
@dorbormax1438
@dorbormax1438 5 месяцев назад
Bro needs to go for a higher amount
@driddick7361
@driddick7361 5 месяцев назад
I honestly hope there is indy groups that would hire folk like Gatt and Depp.
@SharpestBulbs
@SharpestBulbs 5 месяцев назад
This seems like it would help a holly wood career
@connorrice6854
@connorrice6854 5 месяцев назад
It's a rite of passage
@DustinBarlow8P
@DustinBarlow8P 5 месяцев назад
What peopole have a hard time understanding is that not all minors are heaven sent angels. They know exactly how much power they have, and have no problem ruin somebody by making up stories. It also hurts minors with actual molesters.
@masalano
@masalano 5 месяцев назад
in one way, hes an actor soo i would not be surprize. but in the other way, his boss was probably on epstein list and probably had a name like berg or stein or smith.
@falcongamer58
@falcongamer58 5 месяцев назад
Am I crazy or does this infringe on free speech? Even if the case was true?
@knobgobler2639
@knobgobler2639 5 месяцев назад
If they are threatening to charge him again, wouldn’t that be double jeopardy? Sounds like the judge should get prison.
@kennycai8695
@kennycai8695 5 месяцев назад
I keep saying the same thing. Unless this loophole to prosecute false accusers is permanently closed, people will keep pulling this dirty trick as a petty way to drag someone over the coals. Even though the law has measures against false accusations, the sanctions are a lot less severe than actually being convicted for the accused crime. Some people are willing to pay the fine or serve time for making false accusations, cause the damage to their target was already done, and the fine/prison time is a small price to pay to stroke their pride. This is exactly why narcissists are still willing to fabricate such heinous accusations, cause they know it's a small price to pay for the long term emotional (and sometimes physical) torment they inflict.
@yodaflyz
@yodaflyz 5 месяцев назад
Can you say defimation?
@patrickswann2544
@patrickswann2544 5 месяцев назад
to be fair, if his follow up to GOT was a bit part on Black Adam, his career wasn't going anywhere anyway
@NightLexic
@NightLexic 5 месяцев назад
He was also Kratos in the early god of war games. PS2-3 era.
@AscendantStoic
@AscendantStoic 5 месяцев назад
He had three roles canceled due to these false accusations.
@jsthename333
@jsthename333 5 месяцев назад
Cant like the video. Says resource exhausted
@tonycash5337
@tonycash5337 5 месяцев назад
People need to be held accountable for false claims. Even an accusation will destroy a man's life.
@killfangthekingofreason2421
@killfangthekingofreason2421 5 месяцев назад
Oh yes it is soooo good to hear good news. So rare these days. Thanks Raging Golden Eagle.
@midgetydeath
@midgetydeath 5 месяцев назад
There should never have been qualified immunity in the first place. Only specific powers and authority for each part of law enforcement so they can do their jobs (like arresting someone for a crime not being kidnapping).
@midgetydeath
@midgetydeath 5 месяцев назад
With the growing trend of this happening to actors and such, I suspect people in the deep woke crap are starting to really get into doing it to their rivals for roles in shows/movies and business rivals to get rid of them.
@zealotmaster1
@zealotmaster1 5 месяцев назад
really?
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