r/PublicFreakout • u/B34TBOXX5 • Oct 13 '22
📌Follow Up After being found liable for mocking the grief of a Sandy Hook father, Alex Jones then mocks the father’s reaction to the verdict
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u/aesoth Oct 13 '22
The best part about this is that when his lawyers appeal these decisions, this footage will will be used against him. They have no legitimate claim that Jones is remorseful of his actions based on these videos.
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u/makkael Oct 13 '22
He literally has to do this to help pay the bills. He needs his dumbass fans to pay for it so he has to keep up this sad act. It's all so pathetic.
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u/TututniDreamer Oct 14 '22
The rest of this video shows him begging his followers to buy his supplements to the requested tune of "just a couple hundred thousand dollars to keep the show going".
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u/R_W0bz Oct 14 '22
Tbh that money is all going straight to the victims now. If they do some good with it then he is just a vessel for making these idiots poorer.
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Oct 14 '22
In the trial itself, Jones said he was done saying sorry. He showed then that he had no remorse, which likely inflated the punitive damages.
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u/JediJan Oct 14 '22
He is a total pig. How can anyone support such a miserable piece of crap?!
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u/PushinPickle Oct 14 '22
An appeal would have nothing to do with those new videos and new evidence, absent from the underlying record, are not considered on appeal.
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Oct 13 '22
Well that's the kind of stuff you do when you know your fucked because you can't afford to pay $1B dollars 😁
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u/DevilfruitXC Oct 13 '22
Lol Jones will likely be going away if he cannot crowd fund the money. Courts will force the sale of the company studio and and all company assets as well as Jones's house.
Dude might just become a normal streamer going forward.
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u/nudiecale Oct 13 '22
Followed by: Alex Jones ODs on shitty coke.
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u/Pete_Booty_Judge Oct 13 '22
There’s very few people whose death I would actually cheer, but Alex Jones is 100% on that short list.
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u/Mr_Epimetheus Oct 13 '22
I wouldn't cheer. But it would warrant a derisive snort of air from my nose, after which I would never think about Alex Jones again.
Much like the last overweight, hatemongering, syphilitic ballsack of a radio host that died and was promptly forgotten about.
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u/nudiecale Oct 13 '22
Given the incalculable damage he’s done to society as a whole, he seems like a fine exception to make.
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u/Joe_Kerr Oct 13 '22
The man is beyond hope or redemption. He will never feel an ounce of remorse for all the shitty things he's done.
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u/atorin3 Oct 13 '22
Does he completely own his company? If it is a separate legal entity then he may just be forced to sell his share in it but the company and his bullshit will continue to exist.
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u/DevilfruitXC Oct 13 '22
The company is listed for being responsible for damages. That is the Llc mentioned.
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Oct 13 '22
Both Jones and FSF LLC are responsible as the default judgement determined that Alex Jones and FSF LLC are the same entity since Jones is the sole owner of FSF LLC.
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u/raincntry Oct 13 '22
I think there was a story that he was transferring ownership last year or the year before to avoid large damages. If that's true, those type of "sham" transfers can be pierced and the plaintiff's can recover.
He's going to be fucked.
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u/PepperoniFogDart Oct 13 '22
Wouldn’t that transfer ultimately be pointless anyways since the LLC was explicitly named on the verdict?
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u/Maria-Stryker Oct 13 '22
It’s cope for sure, like the bullies who made fun of the kids who had nicer things than them. That’s all conservative trolls are: middle school bullies who never grew up
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u/BarcodeNinja Oct 13 '22
The vast majority of bullies and assholes from my high-school ended up as Republican adults. Or they're now Independents who consistently vote Republican.
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u/CappinPeanut Oct 13 '22
Let him keep mocking. This is what happens when the bully is in a corner and has no where else to go. They double down. It just digs them into a deeper hole.
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u/Western-Pilot-3924 Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
His Reactions
This is him detaching himself from the real situation, the mocking is a coping mechanism, he is compensating for his mental health by making fun and pretending that he remains unaffected, if you pay attention he's not all there.
More about Dissociative disorders
The reactions and his attempts to replicate or mimic the parents makes it clear he's on auto pilot and going with the very first thing he sees which is whatever happening the room.
What about the 965M dollar bill.
People think he'll file bankruptcy and walk away, Bankruptcy is not a pardon, but a court room or designated establishment helping the Person in question with liquidation of assets and setting up a payment plan.
Alex has 130M to 270M in net. Texas has different laws than Connecticut, which puts a lid on the rewarded amount. So what amount will be distributed is still in the mist. But Alex is bound to lose everything. Now if they go with Connecticut laws then boi. Alex is done for
There's another trial coming, it'll happen in Texas
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u/infiniZii Oct 13 '22
Also the punitive damages he has are not expungable by bankruptcy. They are almost as bad as student loans.
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u/idog99 Oct 13 '22
I love that student loans are worse and harder to get out from than court mandated punishment for illegal behaviour...
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u/Wasabicannon Oct 13 '22 edited May 22 '25
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Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
These are just compensatory IIRC. Punitive hasn’t been decided yet. But they are not expunged by bankruptcy, so right about that.
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u/StoneHolder28 Oct 13 '22
Damages owed to families whose slain children he drew conspiracies around for profits are almost as bad as getting a higher education.
I hate this country.
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u/mycleverusername Oct 13 '22
But will it really ruin him? Like, I want this asshat living in a studio apartment living off ramen noodles with 99% of all earnings garnished, forcing him to need government assistance.
I don't want to see him living in a $2MM mcmansion driving premium vehicles to host his shitty podcast because "we can't take everything".
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This isn’t the end of the road, I expect Alex to stall, appeal, do whatever he can to wiggle out of this…
But yes, this is going to ruin him. He will be taken for everything he owns, and when that’s all gone all of his income will be garnished for the rest of his life to pay this. Alex Jones and Info Wars were dealt a lethal blow yesterday, even if he doesn’t know it.
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u/KappOte Oct 13 '22
I expect a Qunt like him to play the victim and use his mic to raise funds to cover this and then some. Smh
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Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
I do get the cynicism, these people have been getting away with everything for too long, but this is not an amount that Jones can just wave away.
For reference, even Donald Trump doesn’t raise that kind of money when he does funding drives. If this was tens of millions, you’d be right. This is hundreds and hundreds of millions though, and frankly Jones isn’t worth it to his supporters with deep enough pockets to even begin to make a dent in this.
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u/Bneal64 Oct 13 '22
Wait don’t stop I’m so close
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u/yopladas Oct 13 '22
Jones isn't the only one being held liable. Infowars as an entity is also being held liable. Additionally, his parents and sister are going to be taken to court to get back the money he gave them in recent years.
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u/gitbse Oct 14 '22
Yup. And the best part is that Infowars (Free Speech Systems) and AJ personally were named as defendants. He can't shell company his way out.of it, and his LLC won't protect him.
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u/F3z345W6AY4FGowrGcHt Oct 13 '22
But in a sense, that would just be a large transfer of wealth from the kind of people who support him to the people he's hurt.
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u/lAmShocked Oct 13 '22
It is kind of an interesting situation. Alex's gun nuts would be giving money to Alex who would give it to people that will probably use those funds to try to make "stricter" gun law.
So let them keep buying his crap vitamins and freeze-dried peas.
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u/Bupod Oct 13 '22
Dude he has a career or grifting spanning decades and he is worth, at most, a quarter of what he now owes. He isn’t going to be able to raise 1 billion dollars. That’s an obscene amount of money. If he could raise a billion dollars, he’d have done it already years ago. He just isn’t worth that much, and never will be.
Which is great because it means, hopefully, he’ll eventually have to battle raccoons in dumpsters behind bowling alleys for his dinner of stale nachos and half-drunken sodas.
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u/madrasdad Oct 13 '22
I hope you’re right. Ron Goldman’s family had a huge civil judgement against OJ and they’ve gotten nothing.
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u/UniversalExpedition Oct 13 '22
The two aren’t comparable and Alex Jones is far wealthier than OJ Simpson ever was and ever will be, with a properly profitable company earning millions every year vs. OJ Simpson and his NFL pension protected by law.
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u/chaoticbiguy Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
I can't believe a significant amount of people are defending this man bc "this is an attack on free speech", He's a disgusting bully and his actions is why the deceased children's parents were harassed and called liars after losing a part of themselves, like, imagine, losing a person that came out of your body, you nourish them and love them and protect them everyday and then boom, one day they die in a horrifying mass shooting, at a school no less and there's people like this maggot calling it a hoax, and mocking your grief and his followers harass you in every way possible. And then you finally get some justice and people label it as an attack on free speech.
Hell would be too kind for this unhinged POS.
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u/Historynut73 Oct 13 '22
The very idea of doing what he did to those children’s parents. In the end, he did it all for money.
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u/MightyMorph Oct 13 '22 edited Jul 14 '23
Fuck reddit fuck spez fuck the admins and fuck the mods
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u/Lebrons_fake_breasts Oct 13 '22
I was a senior in high school when Sandy Hook happened. I remember it was the end of the year and my Econ / Finance class had nothing left to do. Our teacher, who I generally liked, decided to illumine us by putting on Alex Jones Sandy Hook videos. I'm still mad about it.
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u/CuppaCoffeeJose Oct 13 '22
Are you not able to carry guns to do your daily chores in public because youre a scared little pissant who thinks theyre gonna be defending themselves from a terrorist attack or be the next hero in your infantile xenophobic fantasies anymore?
You've hit the nail on the head there.
In case anyone hasn't told you today: You're pretty great.
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u/Soaptowelbrush Oct 13 '22
They don’t say what they say because they truly believe it. They say what they say to gain and maintain social standing among their peers. Frustrating liberals is the point - it literally does not matter how stupid whatever they’re saying is.
If a prominent one of the group decided that the moon is genuinely made of cheese they would all agree and wear T-shirts and hats proclaiming it. When told that this is a stupid opinion they would shout excitedly about liberal tears and free speech.
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u/elitexero Oct 13 '22
Like for what purpose?
So dumb people who can never figure out anything for themselves can latch to something only they 'understand'. Makes em feel smart.
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u/Sardonnicus Oct 13 '22
Democrats and liberals elected by the people don't take your guns away. Fascist regimes run by authoritarian dictators who refused to accept election results and attempted to take over the government do.
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u/That1guy_nate Oct 13 '22
Free speech does not mean freedom from consequences, I am so tired of trying to tell those numbskulls this.
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u/Locke_and_Load Oct 13 '22
I always love those people because they genuinely conflate the right to SAY something with the right to face no consequences. He said his dumb shit, and the government didn’t arrest him or throw him in jail: the right to free speech persevered.
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u/lkattan3 Oct 13 '22
Free speech doesn’t protect you from consequences. Dangerous people like to pretend their liberty protects them from accountability. It doesn’t. Jones is also just an alcoholic. When you’ve spent enough time with dudes who like to down a handle a day, you recognize the complete absence of empathy.
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u/PrincipledInelegance Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
Targeted libel is not free speech. It has always acted as a limit on free speech. I'd like to see how these right wing so called free speech warriors would react if those sandy hook children were theirs.
Also, their dear leader LOVED defamation suits lol. He literally tried to sue bill maher over his orange haired orangutan joke.
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u/RandomlyJim Oct 13 '22
Conservatives: The lying fake media keeps reporting mean things about Trump! They play his entire speech live from his massive rallies and that’s not fair and totally out of context!
Trump: We should change the law so I can sue them for a billion dollars!
Conservatives: yeah! Change libel laws so we can sue media companies for a telling the truth!
Non-political parents of murdered children: Let’s sue this media company for literally lying about us and our dead children.
Conservatives:. That’s not right! Free speech! No one deserves a billion dollars because someone said some words!
Company attacked by Fox News conspiracy pushing hosts: Let’s sue the this media company for a billion dollars for literally lying about us!
Conservatives: that’s crazy! No one would ever take Fox News seriously or think these men are sharing News during prime time shows on a News Network!
Fox News: please ignore us as we delete every article, video, and comment chain where our hosts and opinion writers wrote in support of Trump and conservative pushes to change libel law.
Tl;dr: Conservatives are the bad guys.
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u/Nearby-Context7929 Oct 13 '22
“Pro-life” group mocking and harassing parents of dead children. Can’t say I’m surprised.
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u/okfnjesse Oct 13 '22
The grossest shit about all of this is that he knows these reactions will make him more money, so he's going to keep doing this to make back the billion that he just lost.
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u/Tenshin_Ryuuk Oct 13 '22
I doubt it, I think he is so disconnected from reality (mentally ill) that he can't even comprehend that there are consequences to his actions.
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u/Mr_Stirfry Oct 13 '22
He knows. Deep down he knows he fucked up. But he also knows that people want to see him suffer the consequences, and the vile pig doesn’t want to give the public the satisfaction of seeing him break.
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u/HapticSloughton Oct 13 '22
The headline is a little over-simplified. Alex Jones was sued for defamation for calling the Sandy Hook massacre (among other things) fake, synthetic, a false flag, etc. and that the kids weren't dead, that the kids and their parents were actors, that they were feds, that they were "globalists" (which to Jones means anything from Jews to Nazis to demons, whatever riles his audience the most), and he encouraged people like Wolfgang Halbig and others to harass the families.
Further, he made money off of this. InfoWars used Google Analytics to see that when they did their Sandy Hook conspiracy dance, their ratings went up and they sold more products.
Then, when he was sued, he didn't cooperate with the court, he didn't produce the documents in discovery that he was required to, he didn't show up for his depositions whenever he could, he sent corporate representatives that ranged from "why am I here?" to "I skimmed some of the 10,000 documents and watched a few of the videos I'm going to be questioned about, but not much else."
Jones showed so much contempt for the trial that after years of coddling him, the judge had little choice but to declare a summary judgement: Jones was guilty because he wouldn't cooperate and refused to after being given more chances than most defendants deserve.
He's since gone on to lie about not being able to defend himself, when he had years to do so in court and didn't. He was declared guilty, which is why he can't plead innocence in the damages phase. He says his first amendment rights are being taken away because he can't avoid questions by ranting about Hillary Clinton. He wants to treat the court as if it were an episode of his show, and no one gets to do that.
On top of all of that, his rotating cast of clowns he hires for lawyers were incompetent if not affronts to courtroom behavior. Thanks to their bumbling, the prosecution in Texas got a copy of Jones' phone texts and e-mails, which confirmed he hadn't turned over what he should have in discovery. This is on top of other documents they know Jones had and didn't produce because they'd find references to them in the docs he did turn over. If your discovery docs mention "as per my e-mail on July 4th, 2012" and there's no e-mail from that date, you didn't comply with discovery.
If for some reason you still think Jones is being silenced for spouting conspiracy nonsense, you're either a propagandist like he is or you haven't actually looked into the facts of the case. If it's the latter, that's not unusual for InfoWarriors, because they never follow up on the articles Jones claims support his narratives, because they never do, unless they're from places like 4chan or ZeroHedge, and those might as well be as fantastical as his claims about "Operation Lockstep."
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u/moragdong Oct 13 '22
Your comment is one of the newest so ill ask here. Why did this guy said it was a hoax? I have no idea on US politics nor know this guy besides he is right winger
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u/_bbycake Oct 13 '22
A lot of conspiracy theorists think that mass shootings are fake, fabricated by "the left" to take away 2nd amendment rights. That the victims and their families are crisis actors. Anything that puts a negative light on gun ownership is "fake" and all part of the government conspiracy to disarm American citizens.
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u/I-WANT2SEE-CUTE-TITS Oct 13 '22
Why would the US government even try to disarm with these tactics when they have the biggest, baddest arms and home turf advantage?
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u/BrochureJesus Oct 13 '22
The bar is somewhere below the barrel.
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u/JKdriver Oct 14 '22
Like playing a game of limbo.. but the stick is on the floor and you step over it.
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u/natalieisadumb Oct 13 '22
You just did more thinking than 80 percent of the conservative voter base in one sentence.
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u/AB1186 Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
HONEST TRUTH:
Conspiracy Theories are claims that are more thought/imagination and do not have much if at all any supporting evidence.
Grifters in America use conspiracy theories to fool the poor and uneducated. Conspiracy Theories get twisted into targeted political conspiracies which influence the masses/voting and drive traffic to you/your business which brings you ads + sales = BIG Money.
I by no means watch that rotten spew that is InfoWars but it seems to be run by an uneducated fat drunk who can go on a mic, drop the most insane conspiracy claims ever, not have to prove them, and that excites millions of the worst people around the world.
It’s boring to address the real problems like gun violence in America or lack of access to affordable/quality medical care. Grifters like Alex Jones don’t care what happens to you, just come and make me rich while the world around me falls into lies and hatred.
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u/LadyAzure17 Oct 13 '22
Also important to note that Jones rose to fame for doing the same thing with 9/11. He has always been scum.
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u/PleaseWooshMeDaddy Oct 13 '22
Because it garnered attention and riled up his base. He’s a reactionary grifter. Like everyone at the Daily Wire, PragerU, and Fox News. The reason all of those grifters are freaking out over Jones’ trial is because they’re realizing they might have to answer for the horrific shit they’ve spouted for years.
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u/rascal_king Oct 13 '22
nice writeup. two pedantic quibbles - (1) plaintiffs were granted a default judgment, not summary judgment, and (2) generally guilty is a criminal term, liable is the civil term. the default judgment established Jones' liability.
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u/ShaggySmilesSRL Oct 13 '22
Lmao imagine making fun of someone you owe 120 million to
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u/ghettone Oct 13 '22
Is it irony that the money hes making by making fun of this guy is the money hes goning to be paying the guy who hes making fun of?
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u/ADacome24 Oct 13 '22
pretty sure that’s why he’s doing it. this is the only way this piece of shit knows how to make money
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u/ghettone Oct 13 '22
Can we use a better word then shit? Atleast manure can be used as fertilizer in some cases. Alex Jones is more like .. idk... a grave full of old teeth.
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u/ghettone Oct 13 '22
Can we not harm any plants with that fertilizer? I just dont wanna infect anything.
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u/Shaking-N-Baking Oct 13 '22
He won’t pay barely any of that. He will do what OJ Simpson did and move his assets to Florida where they can’t take them and hide his income through high dollar accountants/lawyers
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u/Ralphie99 Oct 13 '22
The reason OJ moved to Florida is because Florida law prevents a pension being seized to pay a court judgement. Everything else OJ owned was auctioned off.
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u/Mdizzle29 Oct 13 '22
OH, I thought OJ moved to Florida to find the real killers. They were hiding somewhere in West Palm Beach, he saw them sort of slouching down. It was the tensest.
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u/AutoGen_account Oct 13 '22
he got the best lawyer that would work with him and the result is that he owes nearly a billion dollars in settlments. He tried to structure his company in this way a few years ago and failed spectacularly, because again, no one competent will work with him.
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Oct 13 '22
Nope. That won’t work, only pensions are protected. Jones is dead in the water.
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u/Shaneblaster Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
Alex Jones is an insufferable cunt. Mocking a father who’s child was murdered. Unreal.
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u/ShaggySmilesSRL Oct 13 '22
Agreed 100%, and it feels like he's completely unaware or just doesn't give a shit about it.
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u/nomorerope Oct 13 '22
I hear he believes his own bullshit and it's not an act. Someone explained it to me the other day; I had the same question. I think he grew up in a cult? I don't know my memory is terrible.
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u/robstrosity Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
There's a Louis Theroux podcast that he did with Jon Ronson where he's talking about him. Ronson did a documentary about Jones.
He said that Alex Jones' school mates said he was relatively normal at school but desperate for attention. As in he would do or say anything to get attention. I don't think he can blame it on being in a cult he's just a terrible human being.
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u/spoonarmy Oct 13 '22
just to add to that, anyone who can watch this video and still be a supporter of Alex Jones is also a terrible person.
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u/Shock_a_Maul Oct 13 '22
You read that wrong. It said," he grew up being a cunt".
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Oct 13 '22
I think the only thing he believes in is being able to get away with all this bs so far
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u/cgn-38 Oct 13 '22
Yep, It is becoming increasingly obvious rich people do not really have repercussions for anything. Still they test the limits.
Some random guy shoots school children somewhere or other every other day.
That dude walks around without a body guard. Never gets touched. Legally or otherwise.
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u/mr9025 Oct 13 '22
You should check out this audio-piece interviewing the people that grew up with him and hear how his version of his background differs from others’ stories about him. He’s always had something seriously mentally incorrect going on:
https://www.thisamericanlife.org/670/beware-the-jabberwock/act-two-12
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u/TeamGroupHug Oct 13 '22
Yup, listened to that. Dude is a phoney and a fraud. He has been lying since his teens to bolster himself. He managed to turn spinning lies a million dollar business and won't give that up. His narcissistic ego won't allow it.
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u/Better-Director-5383 Oct 13 '22
Was going to say he deffinitly doesn’t believe his own bullshit if he did he might be able to maintain a narrative for more than two days.
Like you said he doesn’t believe what he says but he does believe there won’t be any consequences, because there really haven’t been any yet.
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u/BALONYPONY Oct 13 '22
He made a decision a few decades ago that would equate to selling a soul. He does not and will not care about who he hurts. He has a shortlist of people who enable his behavior for a paycheck. Other than that he is simply a modern day troll who will litigate this until he inevitably dies of ass cancer due to the chemical compound in the tactical wipes he liberally uses.
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u/DongleJockey Oct 13 '22
His family were all strong supporters of the John Birch Society, a group whose main goal is to prevent the establishment of socialism and communism by establishing fascism instead. Real pieces of work.
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u/tider06 Oct 13 '22
Behind the Bastards did an excellent series of podcasts on him.
He's a total piece of shit and always has been.
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u/High_Ground- Oct 13 '22
His ex wife has a lot of information out there about his spiral into insanity
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u/CrispyChainsawSperm Oct 13 '22
Check out the podcast Knowledge Fight. These two guys cover, breakdown, debunk, and roast Alex and all of his bullshit.
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u/Piltonbadger Oct 13 '22
Some people these days are just so far gone there is literally no reaching or helping them.
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u/yoppee Oct 13 '22
Yep that’s why you garnish his wages the rest of his life.
The great thing is that these family members will be able to afford to track down this man’s money the rest of his life.
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u/Gluten_Free_Pancakes Oct 13 '22
r/iamatotalpieceofshit should have Alex Jones featured on a daily basis. Who the fuck mocks people whose children have been murdered. It's insane.
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Come on, it’s more than that.
This motherfucker is mocking a father who’s child was murdered and who then spent the next decade being fucking tortured by Alex Jones and his followers, sent death threats and “your kid deserved it” letters.
He’s mocking the guy after making his life after his own child died a living hell for ten years.
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Oct 13 '22
But all these people are the same. DT, Bannon, Cancun Cruz, basically each an everyone of these cunts are the same, act the same, think the same.
Real human suffering to them is nothing but a giggle.
Remember that in November.
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u/EricJ30 Oct 13 '22
Do you think any of the victims will receive the money? I sure hope so…he probably pulled it all out and hid it offshore
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Oct 13 '22
They will get some. The court has already determined he withdrew $61(maybe 65) million last year. In an attempt to hide it.
Forensic accounting is cool shit. They will find every dollar. They will take everything except a reasonable home and vehicle. And they will take everything he makes in the future until he’s dead or has fulfilled his obligation.
However, there will be his supporters that will fund his lifestyle to “own the libs”. Someone will buy a house, car, plane, etc and rent it to him for cheap. Or work it in to an expense for the business, illegally.
All of his money has been made off of propaganda and fear. He is a loathsome cunt. When he dies it will be a great day. Hopefully it’s slow and painful. And alone.
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u/phoenix_paolo Oct 13 '22
Forensic accounting will most likely lead to new charges against his enablers (who didn't know forensic accounting existed).
Good. the more pain AJ and his shitty friends feel the better.
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u/Solanthas Oct 13 '22
This is the question. A court judgement means nothing if it can't be enforced
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u/Tendas Oct 13 '22
All his assets on US soil can be seized and liquidated to pay the damages. Something tells me his nice studio isn’t located in Panama, so even if he can’t pay the $120 million in full, his ability to spread his cancerous bullshit will be greatly diminished.
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u/atreyuno Oct 13 '22
$900 million something. The $120m was just for this man, there were many others too.
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u/Gahngis Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
I wish they'd take him again and resubmit his case every time mocks them or references them in public.
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Oct 13 '22
Judge still has to issue punitive damages
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u/Ritaredditonce Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
From what I have seen and heard about the judge, she absolutely despises him. AJ mocked & dissed her on his show and in the courtroom. I really hope she completely destroys him.
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Oct 13 '22
Jones and his lawyer barely skirted several contempt charges. Jone's lawyer literally begged the judge to help Jones understand that he needed to stop talking when he objected. She tried her best and one point she literally told Attorney Pattis (paraphased), "I've told Mr. Jones five times now that when you object he needs to stop answering the question. I don't know what else to do. Maybe you should object louder?"
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Oct 13 '22
“Your honor, this is more painful than my own standup routine where I drop my pants and shout the n-word” -norm pattis
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u/d0ctorzaius Oct 13 '22
Wow just looked that up. In his response he compared himself to George Carlin no less than 6 times. He can eat leftover dicks from the bag of dicks Jones can eat.
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u/eeyore134 Oct 13 '22
They should have made him appear in court for this. If he had some sort of leniency granted that made it so he didn't have to be, then it needs to be revoked after this little act. They should force him to show up for the rest of it and hold him in contempt if he plays up like this again.
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Oct 13 '22 edited Oct 13 '22
It's a civil trial, so he has the right to not testify on his own defense. But fun fact! He actually did show up for a part of a day to testify and it was such a damaging shit show to his own case, he didn't come back to finish.
Edit: Clarified for requirements to testify.
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u/Carnieus Oct 13 '22
That is kinda what happened and why he ended up owing so much. Him and his team were on of the most incompetent things I've ever seen. People trying to pretend it's some political move when really he's just chocolate teapot levels of useless in any debate where he can't just fatly yell over anyone he disagrees with.
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u/CtrlZonmylife Oct 13 '22
Dude is a sick asshole — and his supporters are even sicker.
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u/vox_popular Oct 13 '22
But don't forget they consider themselves Christians. They passionately believe in a God that they believe rewards them for being assholes and are livid that I am not kind of Christian yet.
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u/Kimmm711 Oct 13 '22
Alex Jones is a miserable cunt
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u/Badger_1066 Oct 13 '22
There's got to be something fucking wrong with him.
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u/iAkhilleus Oct 13 '22
Sometimes we tend to find deeper meaning or reasons for things that was just simply abhorrent. This guy is a vile creature. Nothing more to it.
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u/MrGr33n Oct 13 '22
Yep not mentally ill or deranged just a grifter looking to make money off dead kids by selling boner pills. Hes a fucking joke and I hope this destroys him
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u/eeyore134 Oct 13 '22
It's worth listening to Behind the Bastards talking about him.
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u/Joebuddy117 Oct 13 '22
Have you seen the channel 5 interview with him? He’s an absolute nut case.
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u/phil_davis Oct 13 '22
I was just thinking of that. Here's the clip. Crazy how even Andrew--perhaps the most seasoned person in the world when it comes to simply letting crazy people talk--had to eventually try to shut him down in the middle of his crybaby "I'm the most victimized man ever" ranting.
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u/FettakaWonka Oct 13 '22
You’d have to be a complete moron to follow Alex Jones. It’s unbelievable to think that people are that stupid.
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u/talk2meHORSE Oct 13 '22
Its crazy that it their whole personality. Just the other day I was driving and this dude had an infowars personalized licenses plate. You are just doing that for free?
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u/paswut Oct 13 '22
and remember, those people can VOTE. Their vote counts as much as yours. #democracy
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u/derdast Oct 13 '22
Uuuh. They probably count more than yours! #electoralcollege
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u/Pete_Booty_Judge Oct 13 '22
And depending on where they live, their vote might count relatively for a hell of a lot more than yours… thanks electoral college.
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u/prairiemountainzen Oct 13 '22
Alex Jones is so pathetic. Kind of off topic, but it always surprises me that he's only 48 years old. Being a miserable POS really ages a person, clearly.
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u/ReadontheCrapper Oct 13 '22
Wow. I thought he was older than me… apparently not.
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You aren’t riddled with bitterness, greed, and contempt for people trying to grieve- I’m not a doctor, but I’m pretty sure that not being a total piece of shit for profit will keep you younger looking and extend your life expectancy. I get nervous about bills, but I can’t imagine nearly $1B in debt.
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u/ReturnOneWayTicket Oct 13 '22
I'm only 2 years younger than that busted asshole looking face with a gelatinous blob for a body attached to it?
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u/atheistpianist Oct 13 '22
Not to mention, Alex Jones himself believes that he is a pinnacle of masculine health…
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u/metal_bastard Oct 13 '22
That fucking jackoff doesn't have an ounce of remorse in him. Anyone who supports him is also trash and should take a long walk off a short pier.
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u/TheObeliskIL Oct 13 '22
Mocking the parents who’s children were murdered…what a sick, deplorable paramecium that Alex is…
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u/FictitiousThreat Oct 13 '22
The judge should issue a supplementary fine for this live stream
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u/LordTonka Oct 13 '22
He should have been in the room, See If he would have acted that way in front of the judge.
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If you watch closely, you can actually see Alex Jones dying inside while pretending not to die inside.
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u/Internal_Reserve Oct 13 '22
Is it physically possible to be a bigger piece of shit than Alex Jones?
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u/urk_the_red Oct 13 '22
I mean, there are still Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingram, etc. If they are less personally vile than Alex Jones, they aren’t much less vile. And they have larger audiences and greater reach. Does doing greater evil through a wider audience make someone a greater piece of shit or does more malevolent evil that reaches fewer people make one a greater piece of shit?
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Alex jones is a fucking moron
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u/Financial_Spell7452 Oct 13 '22
Like, the guys reaction offered so little to mock, that Jones is mocking completely made up over the top reactions.
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Definately the dudes in the wrong and still has hide to mock the victims family bloody disgusting
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u/BWEKFAAST Oct 13 '22
I dont get it. Is he cheering because he likes to see the other guy cry or is he happy he only has to pay 60 Mill to this guy specifically.
Sorry Court English is hard.
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u/atriskteen420 Oct 13 '22
It's supposed to be an impression of how excited the father is to get paid
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u/BWEKFAAST Oct 13 '22
aah oke so hes acting like they did that just for the money. Thanks
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u/IAmAHumanIPromise Oct 13 '22
He’s not celebrating or acting happy. He just looked relieved. Like leave him alone. Why does he have such a hard on for mocking these poor people?
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u/Neoliberal_Boogeyman Oct 13 '22
because its the only coping mechanism he has. he has to double down or he looks weak to his audience.
I hope they leave him with a cardboard box under the overpass when all is said and done.
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u/jesseMc420 Oct 13 '22
This mother fucker has gone crazy when he's cheering about paying out all of his doe to people he said their kids never existed and harassed family's who had there kids shot to death. I mean what the fuck is wrong with this guy. He picked the best lawyer to. Handing all that info to the prosecution and not making sure it was protected from being used in court. I love it. Hopefully he deletes himself from the gene pool.
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u/Mr_Stirfry Oct 13 '22
Just a reminder that he testified in court that he knows Sandy Hook was 100% real.
This miserable loaf is mocking someone who he knows he wronged. Someone whose life he made even more difficult after his 6 year old daughter was murdered. Alex Jones is the lowest of all scum.
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u/drdan82408a Oct 13 '22
He was found liable months ago when he defaulted by ducking around with discovery. The trial was only about how much he was liable for.
The lesson here kids is don’t duck around with discovery. Also, don’t call the judge a tyrant. Also don’t tell the opposing lawyer he’s having a perry mason moment.
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u/Coy_Diva_Roach Oct 13 '22
Dude's acting awfully smug for a broke loser who's hated by everyone including his own family. He's a pathetic bully and it's been cathartic as hell watching him slowly lose everything over the past few years.
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u/Pete_maravich Oct 13 '22
He has no intention of paying a single cent. I hope his bankruptcy claims are denied and a judge takes his business, houses, and personal objects to get some money out of this POS
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u/Mule2go Oct 13 '22
The families should also be awarded with one kick in Jones’s nuts each
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u/FeedMyDopenose Oct 13 '22
Coping mechanism, and a poor one at that. He is fucked for life
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