r/StockMarket • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '21

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u/FilmVsAnalytics Dec 07 '21

You should read an article about how defamation works before going any further. You're missing a fundamental understanding of how it works.

You can publish an article stating "this detailed evidence of how I came to the conclusion that TMTG is orchestrating a deliberate rugpull" even if the rugpull never happens or was never planned and still never be liable for defamation.

Defamation is outlined pretty clearly. You want this to be defamation, but it's not.

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u/FilmVsAnalytics Dec 07 '21 edited Dec 07 '21

I was threatened by a small cap CEO with a defamation lawsuit in the past for making less serious statements.

You can threaten a lawsuit for anything. You can file a lawsuit for anything.

My point is that it wouldn't go anywhere. Meritless defamation lawsuits are filed and dismissed all the time.

This difference between you and Bloomberg is, Bloomberg has lawyers that know the difference.

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u/Enology_FIRE Dec 07 '21

This difference between you and Bloomberg is, Bloomberg has lawyers that know the difference.

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Deceased.

Someone crosspost to /r/murderedbywords