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Jasmine Crockett's avatar

We live in a time that people are more inclined to obey an unlawful executive order than they are to follow a court order 🤦🏾‍♀️.

Dictators are created due to cruelty, cowardice, & compliance! IF THEIR ASSES will ignore the Supreme Court, we can definitely IGNORE HIM!

Pete Buttigieg's avatar

Of course advance information on US combat operations is classified. Pretending otherwise is an insult to our troops, who all know this.

The Secretary is unfit to lead.

David Mixon's avatar

You made it, you own it

You always own your intellectual property, mailing list, and subscriber payments. With full editorial control and no gatekeepers, you can do the work you most believe in.

Joe C.'s avatar
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Glennon Doyle's avatar

Here's my first message to our new community! Here I am! There you are! Here we are!

Love,

The Woman Who Knows Time Goes By Fast.....and is fine with that.

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daisy.'s avatar

only been on substack for a day and it already feels like this.

Steve Kirsch's avatar
We're suing Springer Nature for $250M in punitive damages for the unethical retraction of our COVID harms paper
John Smithson's avatar

Your lawsuit will not be taken seriously. That's as it should be. You have no case. You should not abuse the legal system in this way.

Anomaloid's avatar

Are you a lawyer or a judge with an extensive history of handling cases like this?

John Smithson's avatar

Yes, a lawyer. I've drafted many complaints in cases alleging the causes of action Steve Kirsch discusses. No judge would take him seriously. He doesn't know what he's talking about.

Rose, a judge would not be deciding whether the paper should have been retracted, but instead, whether Springer Nature committed defamation, breach of implied contract, fraudulent misrepresentation, or tortious interference. There are not enough facts to support the elements of those causes of action, let alone for $250 million in damages. A judge would quickly throw this case out of court.

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