So I haven’t completely followed the whole thing, yet I hear he has to sell off his whole company to pay for the like 1 Billion dollar lawsuit against him. He questioned the Sandy Hook shooting and was wrong about it. But aren’t we protected under the first amendment to question things? How many of us or groups for that matter, question 9/11? Do we all owe the families money for being skeptical? Once again not following the case that much … but I feel like this is wrong… even if he was.

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    1. To me this whole case is almost comical – how can you sue someone for their opinion/theory it’s nuts. Especially considering how sus the “official” coverage of sandy hook was.

    2. Automatic-Internal13 on

      They don’t like his voice. They can’t figure it out and it pisses them off.

    3. The charges he was convicted on were for libel. The parents that he repeatedly said were actors and didn’t really have kids killed sued him claiming that he incited harassment against them.

      You are protected by the 1st amendment if you want to question the official narrative. Once you start making specific claims about specific people you get yourself into some tricky waters 

    4. Because the trial outcome and resulting penalties were barely related to the topic at all.

      All you need to understand is: don’t piss the judge off.

      Jones was convicted due to “…his failure to produce witnesses and materials relevant to the procedures”.
      Then Jones was caught lying under oath about his compliance with those court orders.

    5. It’s one example of how established politicians and global corporations work together to form an authoritarian regime. This is fascism. Fascist constituents that believe in the leaderships vision of order will utilize the system to silence descent.

    6. This entire trial was a show for the peasants. Alex Jones is one of them. No sincere truth teller would EVER get airtime on mainstream media like he does.

      Our society rewards lies and punishes truth. If an “enemy” of the ruling class keeps being promoted then they are feeding you lies in their content.

    7. happycouplehtx on

      Alex jones is a punching bag that’s beaten to scare everyone else into shutting up.

      Eventually almost everything he says is proven true but the vindication never seems to arrive

    8. The case is more than him just questioning it and saying that it was a false flag operation. The problem, that they say, happened when people who follow and listen to him started to harass and threaten the lives of the families of the children and those of the law enforcement etc. They are saying that his rhetoric was the catalyst of causing all of the negative things that happened after the shooting and that he fueled these persons by speaking non and half truths the whole time.

      Now he later, before the trial and charges, stated that he was wrong and had changed his opinion about it, however they ruled that it was too late for that and the damage was done. After that the judgement came in and it was for over a billion dollars.

      That is essentially what happened. They spent a lot of time trying to break down his personal character, made him out to be a menace to society, a threat to society, they went through personal emails and texts etc and tried to dig up as much dirt as possible about him. Things like that.

    9. >But aren’t we protected under the first amendment to question things?

      The problem is his listeners took his words and then started harrassing the families of the victims. Words have consequences. Too many Americans seem to think they don’t.

    10. He wasn’t just wrong about it, he pushed content that was defamatory and harmed people. When he was sued, he was less than cooperative and sought to make his own rules. These rules were not legally sound, and put him in a worse position.

      Alex knows how to handle these things, because he quickly pivoted when James Alefantis sued him for his Comet Ping Pong lies. He made [a video apology](https://youtu.be/tfuRSJgi0NQ?si=-ul1qAFHdVFh4aU1) and moved on. But for some reason he decided that being the absolute worst was his move with the Sandy Hook families, and it was a bad gamble.

    11. Iam-WinstonSmith on

      One billion dollars is a penalty higher than the what the actual people that killed people pay. It is an excessive fine and is unconstitutional. No one has suffered a billion dollars of damage. This is purely a strike against the first Amendment and against those that speculate. Having said that Sandy Hook was hell of shady ……

      **Eighth Amendment** Cruel and Unusual PunishmentExcessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.

    12. Depp & Jones trial (live stream)

      Ghislane Maxwell trail? (Crickets)

      Think they will live stream the Diddy trial? No lol

    13. Do you not understand that freedom of speech does not extend to criminal activities, or do you not understand why the sum is so large?
      In the first case: Example: Instructing someone to commit murder is just speech, but illegal, in the second case: don’t double down, obstruct justice, fail to comply with court orders etc. etc.

    14. They want to ruin him and get him to stop but he won’t alex can pay what he gotta and accept being wrong but that won’t stop him from revealing what people are doing we got vampires draining our money blood sweat and tears literally it’s too much

    15. His kind never expect to face the consequences of their hateful ass actions.
      He incited a bunch of harassment and spread a shit ton of false information. The people who he encouraged went forth with his broadcasted encouragement and terrorized victims of violent crime. It’d be like someone getting on national television and announcing that any “real Americans” should arm themselves and storm Government buildings. Or like the ole local Klansman rallying his sheet crew to go lynch someone. Or how Jim Jones was responsible for the deaths he caused.
      Sooner or later the line had to be drawn…I’m surprised he wasn’t also sued for all the dudes that’ve murdered their families because “they were actually evil lizard people”.
      He was purposely encouraging others to do harm and to target specific people.
      A billion dollars is nothing. He should consider himself lucky he’s never had to experience loss on the level of a parent who’s lost a child to a murderer.

    16. They are show trials to destroy the first amendment and cue the trolls and brainwashed minions

    17. He said some things that the left didn’t like. Since the left didn’t like it, they felt that his free speech rights didn’t matter, so they took away those rights.

    18. It’s all about silencing him and setting a precedent.

      You can say what you want about him but he’s been ahead decades and all the people who society hates, all the usual suspects for corruption absolutely hate the guy.

      People don’t understand his case basically sets ground work for your 1984 censorship for wrong think

    19. I theorize they needed to hit him hard so when Covid took place he didn’t have a platform to speak the truth.

    20. Nobody is going to make me feel bad for people that always want the person who ask questions about what’s going on in life to calm down no we have too many unanswered questions we let slide because we want to stay comfortable this planet sucks when everyone acts oblivious wake up the government don’t give a shit about you you’re a money bag alex can be wrong sure but you can’t tell me those people who was sad for their family didn’t seem emotionless

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