The facts make it clear that Jones did not comply. Read the court filings or watch the testimony. He did not hand over the evidence he was ordered to hand over. That is a proven fact that cannot be disputed.
"Would you like to buy a piece of Alex Jones?"
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Can you admit that a whole lot of people really seem to love censorship right now? I can't figure out why you are so determined to back this sham though. Like I said.. you can't shut him up. He's already got a new studio with better equipment. He is still on the air. He's actually bigger now than when the powers that be decided to take him out. He was banned off every social media site and he was banned from the app store and more people listen to him today then did when that happened.... What is it you want to happen?
Imagine reading 1984 being a sign of right wing extremism... Maybe we can just go back to being normal and rational? $1.4 billion for saying "I think they are crisis actors"... Think about that and make it make cents...LOL
You can post whatever twitter posts you want. It does not change the fact that Jones did not comply with the law. He skipped depositions, was caught ordering staff to destroy evidence, didn’t turn over other evidence he was ordered to and he lied under oath about not having other evidence.
That is the reason for the default judgment. The law was correctly applied when the judge made that ruling.
We can discuss the auction once we close out this discussion about the default judgment. You asserted that Jones was denied the right to defend himself and that you disagreed with that because you believe in our legal system.
We’ve now clearly established that your point of view in that was a nonsense stance to take. The law clearly allows for default judgement in these situations, which you conceded.
You then tried to shift and argue that Jones did comply and that it was only the judge’s opinion that he didn’t. That is a laughably false claim to make as well, and the evidence demonstrates Jones’ consistent bad faith. Only a gullible person would believe Jones’ assertions that he fully cooperated.
Would you agree that is where we’ve landed on the points that you have personally raised?
Once we wrap this up, I’ll be happy to discuss the legality of the auction.
And I don't agree with how you phrase my "shifting stance" . My point is exactly the same as it was from day one. Lawyers sought out the families to sue Jones. The families didn't even know about Jones until the media asked them about his comments. He never sent anyone to their town to harrass them. He said what he said and it's online to see. The shopped for a friendly judge and found her. Her rulings are insane by any honest analysts. You can hate Jones and that's fine. But you need to admit the legal system shouldn't be a censorship tool for the fbi and other government entities.
If you can't admit the government has a censorship problem then I don't know what to tell you. You should read the Twitter files by Taibi and Schellenberger. It's amazing more people aren't pissed about what the doj and fbi were doing with social media outlets.
