K.C. Commoner @kccommoner.bsky.social · Jul 16

Well as an attorney you should know better but I understand some lawyers are better than others. Do you not think the accusation fits the definition of defamation? Because Drake’s lawyers and the court that allowed it to proceed seem to think so.

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Timothy Schwarzauer · Jul 16

It does not. There is no falsifiable statement of fact. "pedo" is a nebulous term with no set definition that anyone has to legally adhere to; likewise, hyperbole and opinions based on disclosed facts like public rumors or info are protected speech.

Brandon · Jul 16

You know, calling me a bad lawyer is a lot closer to defamation than calling someone a pedo. Thanks for your AI screenshot. I think the case is pitiful and weak, just like the case brought against Musk when he called someone a pedo. That guy lost. Because it’s not defamation.