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A grieving mom’s TikTok videos spark online speech battle (www.washingtonpost.com)

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[–] [email protected] 33 points 4 months ago (5 children)

I don't need to know specifics to know the judge is a fucker for saying that the bullying allegations are false. Fuck off dude, no wonder Trump has such a good chance of becoming president again; everyone in power is a bully, defends bullies at every step, and detests victims. The judge isn't trying to address what led to this child's death, instead they're pissed that the victim's family is getting attention. The best part is the dumb mother fucker just called way more attention to what they wanted snuffed out.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 4 months ago

The judge didn't say that no bullying happened, that was one of the lawyers

Patrick Guild, the plaintiffs’ attorney, said he couldn’t comment on the judge’s order because the case was sealed by court order, adding that he was disappointed to see it posted on social media.

“What has happened as a result of that is that a lot of different theories, and I’ll say, false information has come out” as to the reasons for the order, Guild said. He added that the accusations of bullying by his clients are “patently false” but have been “elevated to such a grand scale based on Heather Wyatt’s number of followers.”

“As a result, my clients have been receiving threats that in my opinion can be construed as real concerns for their safety,” he said

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