Alex Jones found innocent

[steppenwolf]

innocent

just kidding

has he ever been in court?i listen at times but i find him sort of boring and i hate his ads and at times hes interesting

but a person has free speech and i wonder if there will be a trial and he will be found guilty

i cant believe the number of lies are told about him ,not that i like him a lot

what do you think?

where will all this nonsense be in one year or 6 months?

 

[Johnny b]

innocent

just kidding

.

what do you think?

It's a civil court, not a criminal court. That's known.

He's lost his family. That's known.
He's lost credibility. That's known.
And he's about to lose much of the money he's garnered from spreading specious lies.
And that's one hella good prediction

 

[steppenwolf]

but a jury finds people guilty -not newspapers or CNN

 

[Lanctus]

As is often quoted these days, "Freedom of Speech does not mean Freedom from Consequences".

 

[valis]

no jury here. Facebook and Instagram have kicked him out and Twitter will shortly. Asta income.

 

[Lanctus]

It both saddens and angers me that NASA had to release an official statement that, no we do not have child sex rings on Mars, in response to the junk this huckster was spewing. What makes it worse is that his listeners were believing him (not taking a minute to actually THINK about the garbage, just eating it up), and got angry with NASA. Seriously. We've never had a person on Mars, much less a colony, much less that vileness. Too many want to be spoon-fed their thoughts and outrage, not critically think for themselves.

 

[Johnny b]

but a jury finds people guilty -not newspapers or CNN

Do I have to repeat myself?
It's not a criminal case. It's about damages and holding a person responsible for their actions.
It's about liability.

For instance.
OJ beat his criminal trial and was found not guilty, but lost his civil trial for the same action he was tried for in the criminal case.

comprende?.

 

[Johnny b]

As is often quoted these days, "Freedom of Speech does not mean Freedom from Consequences".

And there are even pragmatic reasons where 'Freedom of Speech' does not apply, like yelling fire! in a crowded theater or assembly.

 

[steppenwolf]

i know what a civil case is which also has juries

 

[steppenwolf]

todays alex jones first and 2nd hours is interesting

http://www.gcnlive.com/JW1D/index.php/archivespage?showCode=1

available in 3 hours

 

[Johnny b]

i know what a civil case is which also has juries

But you don't seem to realize it's a lawsuit concerning liability and damages not an issue of guilt in the context of a state crime.

 

[Johnny b]

todays alex jones first and 2nd hours is interesting

http://www.gcnlive.com/JW1D/index.php/archivespage?showCode=1

available in 3 hours

Now you are only spaming us...........LOL!

 

[steppenwolf]

im for the bill of rights -usa

 

[valis]

im for the bill of rights -usa

which means what? you spparently want to move to russia, and i can guarantee you their bill of rights is radically different from the one we use here.

so yeah, bit confused here.

 

[Johnny b]

im for the bill of rights -usa

I fail to be convinced of any sincerity or conviction of that claim.
You have never expressed any concern about Russian involvement in our elections.
To the contrary.
I get the feeling you admire their influence which is only negative to our freedoms, the Bill of Rights being the first of 10 amendments in our Constitution.

If the Constitution defines and guarantees our freedoms ( it does and that is it's purpose), why do you support an enemy nation that is trying to disrupt our society?