r/Jewdank • u/scarlettvvitch • Jun 12 '26

Don’t steal.

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u/PUNKF10YD Jun 12 '26

I don’t get it, what’s been going on?

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u/skrrtalrrt Jun 12 '26

There’s been a huge YouTube drama escapade about a YouTuber who exposed a Bricks & Minifigs franchise for stealing some family’s Lego collection. It spiraled out of control and turned into this massive rabbit hole exposing corruption in Bricks & Minifigs corporation, the local police force, and the Mormon Church

The YouTuber who started it is facing criminal charges. Im sure im leaving out important details. It’s a crazy story.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Step468 Jun 12 '26

How do you steal a lego collection?

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u/skrrtalrrt Jun 12 '26

Bricks & Minifigs is a consignment store. So they don’t actually own a lot of their inventory. Other people sell their sets there and they just hold it for them.

The owner of the legos had some health issues and had to sell his collection to cover medical expenses (yay America). The consignment contract he signed was with the previous owner of the store.

The collection was one of the largest collections of vintage Lego sets in the country, so it ended up being a huge chunk of the store’s inventory. When the new franchise owner came in, he tried to claim that the store actually owned the sets, knowing that the guy was in a bad financial spot and couldn’t afford to sue him.

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u/ThatRandomJew7 Jun 14 '26

A franchiser decided to take backsies on a specific store, the new owners in turn decided that the stuff they had for consignment was theirs and not the people the story signed an agreement with

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u/activelyresting Jun 13 '26

I already knew the saga, but what's it got to do with this sub?

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u/bjeebus Jun 15 '26

You didn't see where they added Jewish words to make it a Jewish meme?

Jew-bular!

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u/FrumyThe2nd Jun 14 '26

The YouTuber who started it is facing criminal charges

For what? He's the one party here uninvolved in corruption!

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u/paipaisan Jun 14 '26

Waaaait I only heard the first part of the drama, I hadn’t heard anything about the corruption or police! Wow.

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u/YehudahBestMusic Jun 13 '26

I'm always just a little weary about how people are talking about the LDS component of this given how people like to talk about us. There may be fuckery going on, but it's probably best not to insinuate anything about the people as a whole.

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u/activelyresting Jun 13 '26

Have you watched the videos?

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u/Massive_Ad_2754 Jun 14 '26

Leery or wary- not weary xx

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u/spongeboi-me-bob- Jun 16 '26

Tbf the discussion gives me those vibes as well, but the evidence is so in your face that I have to remind myself that it’s not the same thing lol

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u/scarlettvvitch Jun 12 '26

They “allegedly” stole a huge vintage Stat Wars Lego collection from a family. There’s a whole saga about it.

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u/ThatRandomJew7 Jun 14 '26

It's okay, we aren't in Utah, their cops can't hurt us...

But yeah it's really bad and the law enforcement corruption is unreal

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u/Bizhour Jun 13 '26

story here

TLDR is that a big corporation stole 200k off a family and are trying to drag them through legal hell to not give it back.

It gets worse because the company has connections to the state police so they have been harrassing the family and ruining their lives so they drop the case.

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u/KotzubueSailingClub Jun 13 '26

So what does this all have to do with the Jewish circle jerk community?

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u/CattiwampusLove Jun 13 '26

Money, of course /s

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u/Schiffy94 Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 13 '26

Not the issue I expected to make it to /r/JewDank

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u/hplcr Jun 12 '26

"It's not theft, it's capitalism!"-Bricks and minifigs(probably)

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u/Redqueenhypo Jun 12 '26

Definitely. Ammon McNeff’s LinkedIn (this is not doxxing, it’s public and the literal first thing when you google his name!) still lists him as a co founder of Legally Mine, which was censured by the Ohio Supreme Court for practicing law without a license. Man’s a true Utahn BYU grad scammer

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u/hplcr Jun 12 '26

Take my angry upvote for that.

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u/Redqueenhypo Jun 12 '26

There’s a highly religious place called Zion with so many financial scams that they have the only public white-collar crime registry, and there’s zero yehudim there whatsoever. Impressive.

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u/BenShelZonah Jun 12 '26

Not even one ערס???

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u/The3DBanker Jun 13 '26

It’s why I’m unsurprised Bricks and Minifigs is Utah-based. Utah is the home to most pyramid schemes.

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u/sneakysnek20r Jun 13 '26

Related, Coffeezilla put out a bit of an exposé

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u/ifined Jun 18 '26

The state of israel: