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.