Oberlin College

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Originally Posted by Loki

You can write the part about lying while supporting Trump with a straight face? And you don't think white supremacists desire to hurt others with lies? By that do you mean they don't want to hurt others or that their racist views aren't based on lies?

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I support the Trump policies I like, I've never voted for him, I've never contributed to his campaign. How do you define support?

Also people can certainly hurt others with lies but for it to rise to defamation and actual economic loss a few things have to happen first. One is demonstrable harm. Some flat earth clown railing about how black people are the deep state and are teaming up with Iran to overthrow America doesn't meet that bar. Crazies are gonna crazy.

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Originally Posted by Lewkowski

I support the Trump policies I like, I've never voted for him, I've never contributed to his campaign. How do you define support?

Also people can certainly hurt others with lies but for it to rise to defamation and actual economic loss a few things have to happen first. One is demonstrable harm.

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Oh, you mean like with the Pizzagate crap that YOU were peddling?

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Originally Posted by LittleFuzzy

Oh, you mean like with the Pizzagate crap that YOU were peddling?

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Was I now? Link the post.

https://5newsonline.com/2019/07/01/f...g-accusations/

At first glance I thought this was going to be a similar case, but its way more hilarious.
Dude drops serious coin refurbishing a restaurant into some sort of "New American" Trumpland. Without securing backing for its completion. Misspends the funds he did have, which causes him to fail inspection.

So whos fault is it that he can't open?

The gays and liberals! Who he has now threatened because this is all somehow tied to his "constitutional right to free enterprise."
The guy's facebook is equally off the rails crazy.

At long last the stupid college is paying up:

https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/09/us/ob...eaj/index.html

"On Thursday, Oberlin College and Conservatory said it would pay a $36.59 million judgment to Gibson Bakery after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled on August 30 not to take up the college's appeal of a lower court ruling that upheld the judgment."

6 years and countless appeals later. Sheesh, justice moves slow.