The Right to Punch People (Apparently)
Hours ago:
His client, whose file he demonstrably works on this month:
Also from his client:
From what we plan to show the Judge: [1, 2]
- [E14] Matthew J. Garrett speaks of wanting to stab colleagues
- [E15] Matthew J. Garrett speaks of axes and murder fantasies in his own homepage (the blade theme is prevalent)
- [E16] Matthew J. Garrett speaks of wanting to punch Bruce Perens, the man who started "Open Source" (or OSI)
MElon is a violent man who suffered or experienced violence in South Africa. Now he's endorsing and celebrating violence in X.com, where Brett Wilson is active (and in the country where MElon came under probe for causing actual violence). The sole litigation client of Brett Wilson (from this year, based on public databases) is promoting Cheeto Trump in X.com this week, so maybe that makes sense. These people think alike and believe that violence or even death is "humour" (Cheeto Trump posts video memes of himself literally punching the press). Heck, they even think Courts are "funny" and filing lawsuits (litigation) in the UK High Court is "mostly funny".
This is one very considerable difference between us and them. At Brett Wilson, Brett's job title is "Head of Crime" and Wilson normalises calls for violence. One of his biggest clients right now is the violent, racist Serial Strangler from Microsoft, who was in prison for strangulation (of women). The other clients aren't much better; the white men in Brett Wilson hide behind the veil of ethnicity while they attack defenseless women of colour. If Cheeto Trump ran for UK Prime Minister, they'd probably vote for him. █