Him ThatIs’s Comments

• Sep 22nd, 2011 @ 6:54pm

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  on PETA Jumps The Dolphin-Free Shark; Opens Own Porn Site
  BPSSTT HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! (chuckle) (snort)
• Aug 10th, 2011 @ 12:35pm

  Or use the movie "Ransom" strategy.

  on Fark Gets Patent Troll To Settle For Nothing... Did Reddit Pay Up?
  Sometimes, standing your ground is worth it. Would Drew be able to sleep afterwards had he crumbled in front of his wife. He did the best thing he could under the circumstances. How do you move on and stay sane when some anonymous group legally steals your livelyhood from you.
  All these companies would be smart to pool together and attack the patent trolls like a union. That's not going to happen, but if they polled their experiences together (e.g. a forum of some kind), they would be more effective in protecting themselves. Just a thought and I'm sure THIS forum will have better.
• May 31st, 2011 @ 2:58pm

  Young Grasshopper

  on Recent Law School Grad Gets Berated By Judge, Then Sues Nearly Everyone Who Discussed The Case
  Sorry to anyone who thinks Rakofsky is a failed lawyer, but he is in fact the finest and most open example of justice today. You're not seeing the larger picture here folks. This man is the quintessential archetype of American modern justice. This is a man who has learned from his forebearers how to achieve his goals. Rakofsky is a prime example of a modern lawyer, one who exemplifies the successes of today. You cannot read this forum and tell me that you have not seen the enduring examples that have paved this man's way.
  
  I pray that these lawsuits go to trial, as should we all. Then maybe, just maybe, the world can see what we are. /s
  Thank you and good night.
• Nov 22nd, 2010 @ 2:01pm

  Re: Maybe that's the point?

  on South Park, Viacom Sued Over Parody Video... Videomakers Point To YouTube Lawsuit In Defense
  I believe you nailed it. In order for Viacom to protect themselves in this lawsuit, they have to defend Brownmark. Otherwise they lose all standing in their harrasements of YouTube. Brownmark has put them in a Catch 22. I believe they knows the lawsuit is bogus and are only doing it to hurt companies [like Viacom] that use their muscle on others.