I just discovered this person on YouTube, member name is LegalEagle (real first name is Devin) who is a real life lawyer, and has been doing videos discussing the accuracies (or mistakes) TV shows or movies make when featuring real legal matters.
He already has many videos up, but this video
is a good starting point, where he discusses the infamous series finale to Seinfeld.
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Honestly, him using the word "conspire" to describe what people on Reddit have been doing really rubs me the wrong way.
Nobody's conspired to do anything. People saw stock they thought would be worth buying and publicly shared the information, so other people looked at it, came to the same conclusion and also started buying.
We learn from history that we do not learn from historyThe people shorting it expected to make money by selling stock they didn't have, buying it at a lower price later, and giving it back to who they borrowed it from.
The people on Reddit buying, well, originally it had an element of "there's too many shorts out there right now so if people who own it just refuse to sell it, they can drive up the price for desperate shorters" but now it's become a lot more "never sell, let the hedge funds burn".
Fresh-eyed movie blogThis is a week old, but somehow I missed this video:
Rights you didn't know you had.
Edited by Brandon on Feb 7th 2021 at 7:48:47 AM
Like creepy stories? Check out my book!Aisha Tyler's tweet about not being a cat suddenly makes sense now...
Like creepy stories? Check out my book!Matt Gaetz... Ew.
You can only write so much in your forum signature. It's not fair that I want to write a piece of writing yet it will cut me off in the midThere's not a lot that's funny about Matt Gaetz's whole implosion, but I like that like, immediately before it got rolling, he apparently made a joke on Twitter about "if I had a scandal about me, I'd want it to be called Gaetzgate"
Fresh-eyed movie blog“King of Karens” is such a great way to describe Carlson.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"Is it incitement to kidnapping and assault if someone were to suggest someone strap Tucker Carlson to a board and put a light cotton mask over his face?
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Yes. But it would be very hard to prove intent on a forum thread like this.

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His coverage has been much broader than that.
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