Depp v Heard
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wrote on 2 May 2022, 12:20 last edited by
Unicorns lolz
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 00:09 last edited by
There's any number of YouTube channels that are dealing with this trial.
One of them is "Rekieta Law." He describes himself as a "small town lawyer in central Minnesoooota."
Looking at his YouTube feed, it looks like he's been live-blogging the trial - every day for at least 8 hours a day.
Link to videoSo, you gotta wonder..."You're a small firm in central Minnesooota. How's your practice doing these days?"
He may, or may not be a good lawyer, but if you have the ability to liveblog for all this time, I worry for your business.
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There's any number of YouTube channels that are dealing with this trial.
One of them is "Rekieta Law." He describes himself as a "small town lawyer in central Minnesoooota."
Looking at his YouTube feed, it looks like he's been live-blogging the trial - every day for at least 8 hours a day.
Link to videoSo, you gotta wonder..."You're a small firm in central Minnesooota. How's your practice doing these days?"
He may, or may not be a good lawyer, but if you have the ability to liveblog for all this time, I worry for your business.
wrote on 3 May 2022, 00:35 last edited by@George-K said in Depp v Heard:
There's any number of YouTube channels that are dealing with this trial.
One of them is "Rekieta Law." He describes himself as a "small town lawyer in central Minnesoooota."
He may, or may not be a good lawyer, but if you have the ability to liveblog for all this time, I worry for your business.
If the first four Google hits on a law office are different social media sites, I don't want him preparing my will.
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wrote on 4 May 2022, 20:14 last edited by
This the tawdriest thing I've seen in a long time.
But what's funny is how Amber Heard is presenting herself to the court, jury and public.
This is pretty much the way she appeared every day during plaintiff's case. Prim, proper, contained and totally in control.
Yesterday, Depp's team rested. This morning was taken up by a forensic psychologist testifying about her evaluations of Heard.
This afternoon, Heard took the stand, and this is how she looks.
LOL.
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wrote on 4 May 2022, 20:41 last edited by
There is a clear performative aspect with those two even while they're not on the stand. Depp was smirking and giggling and whispering the whole time his case was being presented. I think that is mostly for effect, for the jury. And of course for the viewing public, who he would like to win over maybe more than the jury, in support of his career.
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There is a clear performative aspect with those two even while they're not on the stand. Depp was smirking and giggling and whispering the whole time his case was being presented. I think that is mostly for effect, for the jury. And of course for the viewing public, who he would like to win over maybe more than the jury, in support of his career.
wrote on 4 May 2022, 22:38 last edited byMrs Phibes thinks he’s lovely.
Which is slightly aggravating. I’d never get away with the shit he pulls.
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Mrs Phibes thinks he’s lovely.
Which is slightly aggravating. I’d never get away with the shit he pulls.
wrote on 4 May 2022, 22:42 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Depp v Heard:
Mrs Phibes thinks he’s lovely.
Mrs. George agrees.
Sentiment seems to be against her, at the moment. However, public sentiment usually has little to do with the law.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him lose.
OTOH, I really wonder if this is about the money, rather than restoring his reputation. Even if he loses in court, winning in the court of public opinion might be enough to resurrect his career.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Depp v Heard:
Mrs Phibes thinks he’s lovely.
Mrs. George agrees.
Sentiment seems to be against her, at the moment. However, public sentiment usually has little to do with the law.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him lose.
OTOH, I really wonder if this is about the money, rather than restoring his reputation. Even if he loses in court, winning in the court of public opinion might be enough to resurrect his career.
wrote on 4 May 2022, 23:09 last edited by@George-K said in Depp v Heard:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Depp v Heard:
Mrs Phibes thinks he’s lovely.
Mrs. George agrees.
Sentiment seems to be against her, at the moment. However, public sentiment usually has little to do with the law.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him lose.
OTOH, I really wonder if this is about the money, rather than restoring his reputation. Even if he loses in court, winning in the court of public opinion might be enough to resurrect his career.
What's funny, and quite encouraging, is that I don't find Amber Heard attractive in the slightest.
Or maybe I'm just getting old in my old age.
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@George-K said in Depp v Heard:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Depp v Heard:
Mrs Phibes thinks he’s lovely.
Mrs. George agrees.
Sentiment seems to be against her, at the moment. However, public sentiment usually has little to do with the law.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him lose.
OTOH, I really wonder if this is about the money, rather than restoring his reputation. Even if he loses in court, winning in the court of public opinion might be enough to resurrect his career.
What's funny, and quite encouraging, is that I don't find Amber Heard attractive in the slightest.
Or maybe I'm just getting old in my old age.
wrote on 4 May 2022, 23:15 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Depp v Heard:
Or maybe I'm just getting old in my old age.
The Society for Redundancy Society approves your post.
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There is a clear performative aspect with those two even while they're not on the stand. Depp was smirking and giggling and whispering the whole time his case was being presented. I think that is mostly for effect, for the jury. And of course for the viewing public, who he would like to win over maybe more than the jury, in support of his career.
wrote on 5 May 2022, 00:10 last edited by Aqua Letifer 5 May 2022, 00:14@Horace said in Depp v Heard:
There is a clear performative aspect with those two even while they're not on the stand. Depp was smirking and giggling and whispering the whole time his case was being presented. I think that is mostly for effect, for the jury. And of course for the viewing public, who he would like to win over maybe more than the jury, in support of his career.
I don't think so. At least not mostly. What he's been laughing at has been legitimately very funny.
I watched some videos of some hostage negotiators analyze both Depp and Heard. To their credit, they admitted to speculating, but basically, Heard is doing everything someone would do if they knew they were being watched and wanted to be seen in a favorable light. For Depp, it's merely most of the time. Some of his reactions really didn't do him any favors from a performative aspect, which suggests it's more likely those reactions were honest.
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Never mud wrestled… Jello wrestled, though.
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@Horace said in Depp v Heard:
There is a clear performative aspect with those two even while they're not on the stand. Depp was smirking and giggling and whispering the whole time his case was being presented. I think that is mostly for effect, for the jury. And of course for the viewing public, who he would like to win over maybe more than the jury, in support of his career.
I don't think so. At least not mostly. What he's been laughing at has been legitimately very funny.
I watched some videos of some hostage negotiators analyze both Depp and Heard. To their credit, they admitted to speculating, but basically, Heard is doing everything someone would do if they knew they were being watched and wanted to be seen in a favorable light. For Depp, it's merely most of the time. Some of his reactions really didn't do him any favors from a performative aspect, which suggests it's more likely those reactions were honest.
wrote on 5 May 2022, 00:48 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in Depp v Heard:
I watched some videos of some hostage negotiators analyze both Depp and Heard. To their credit, they admitted to speculating, but basically, Heard is doing everything someone would do if they knew they were being watched and wanted to be seen in a favorable light. For Depp, it's merely most of the time. Some of his reactions really didn't do him any favors from a performative aspect, which suggests it's more likely those reactions were honest.
That would be interesting and fun to watch. Share a link, please!
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wrote on 5 May 2022, 14:34 last edited by
The real tragedy for Depp in all this is that now that Heard has exposed him as an abuser, no woman will ever touch him again.
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The real tragedy for Depp in all this is that now that Heard has exposed him as an abuser, no woman will ever touch him again.
wrote on 5 May 2022, 14:34 last edited by@Horace said in Depp v Heard:
The real tragedy for Depp in all this is that now that Heard has exposed him as an abuser, no woman will ever touch him again.
Except for Mrs. Phibes, apparently.
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wrote on 5 May 2022, 20:55 last edited by
Referendum on Ms Heard's acting ability towards the end of her testimony today. Can't make herself cry. She's no Meryl Streep.
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wrote on 5 May 2022, 21:44 last edited by
Amber testified that Johnny struck her face (I think it was a head-butt) and broke her nose. She took a photo.
There's another photo, a day later....
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wrote on 5 May 2022, 22:28 last edited by
Psycho
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Psycho
wrote on 5 May 2022, 22:34 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Depp v Heard:
Psycho
I'll defer to the plaintiff's attorneys to find this (and there's a 10 day pause in the trial so the judge can attend a conference), and I'm sure they will.
So, who's the better makeup artist? The one on 12/15 or the one on 12/16?
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wrote on 5 May 2022, 22:38 last edited by
Seen on YouTube...
MDMA Challenge: "Take a handful of MDMA and try to not rub against the softest thing in the room."
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wrote on 6 May 2022, 11:00 last edited by
