ollkiller wrote: » Could this thread go back to being about Gemma. Thanks.
TaurenDruid wrote: » So - Gemma, then.https://twitter.com/gemmaod1/status/1165741246033387520 LED lights are "deadly"?! Who knew?! Also, retweeting about censorship by Google of the word "covfefe"... She's not too happy with the Village Magazine editorial about her, either...
Kimsang wrote: » What you sent me certainly crossed the line of decency and I'm happy to see the person punished- comments like that add nothing to the discussion. I'm curious, would you say this has crossed the line of decency? Numerous people have called Stephen a racist. I think it is equally as disgusting as what you sent me. When in fact he didn't admit he was a racist. He said it tongue-in-cheek to challenge the definition of racist.
The Nal wrote: » Shes not protesting anymore. There were 5 people outside Google the other day. 1 of them was the guy in the Halloween costume. She just retweets stuff now. Village editorial here from the weekend. They double down on calling her a racist.https://villagemagazine.ie/index.php/2019/08/village-editorial-september-gemma-odoherty-2019/ You forget some of the lunacy. In mid-August she tweeted: “Wondering why the skies over Ireland look so artificial? The psychopathic elite are blocking the sun from us and poisoning the air above us with chemicals. This is genocide”. lol!
Overheal wrote: » Struggling to understand how LEDs/LCDs etc are harmful in the slightest.
francois wrote: » Good to see the Village not holding back, though no doubt she'll threaten (again) to sue
john4321 wrote: » It didn't take long.https://twitter.com/gemmaod1/status/1165967010943123456?s=20
The Nal wrote: » Thats a very obvious bait by the Village lads. Shes really worked herself into a corner. If she ever did end up in court the info she would have to reveal and that would be open to investigation would destroy her.
Overheal wrote: » What’s the quote they made
ArmaniJeanss wrote: » From the article in TheNal's link. "While O’Doherty is one of the nastiest forces in Irish politics, and getting ever nastier, she has been careful not to hitch herself to clearcut fascism. It would be unfair to call O’Doherty a Nazi now." That looks the legally dodgy line - despite the way it's phrased I believe it could be considered to be calling her a Nazi.
It would be unfair to call O’Doherty a Nazi now
Overheal wrote: » They explicitly say it would be unfair to call her a Nazi and that she hasn’t tied herself to clearcut fascism. How is that defamatory?
cookie1977 wrote: » Isn't that what Fox news do on their ticker? Put loopy statements about people they dont like on screen with a question mark at the end. "Obama a terrorist?"
Lackadaisical wrote: » I'm not a legal expert either, but she's claiming she'll be in the High Court tomorrow. That's extremely rapid, given that cases usually take months (sometimes years) to even get to the stage where you're approaching court. Also aren't all High Court cases publicly listed? It would be interesting to see how this case progresses ...
ohnonotgmail wrote: » she is blowing it out of her ass.
ArmaniJeanss wrote: » **Not a legal expert** In UK&Irl I don't think you can use phrasing like that to get around potential libel. You couldn't for example say 'It would be unfair to call Overheal a child-molester' having spent some time discussing the flaws of Overheal - a reasonable interpretation would be that you were trying to make such an accusation in a roundabout way. **Not a legal expert**
Kimsang wrote: » It's fine around here though. That's why I assume the surprise of posters including mods as to why implications like this without evidence is completely wrong. "Oh but I didn't say that exactly" is not a proper excuse but one used oh so often around here by the woke brigade.
Stark wrote: » In the High Court being escorted back outside by security.