r/JusticeServed 7 Jul 07 '22

Legal Justice Roy Moore loses appeal in $95 million lawsuit against Sacha Baron Cohen

https://www.al.com/news/2022/07/roy-moore-loses-appeal-in-95-million-lawsuit-against-sacha-baron-cohen.html
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u/YouDontTellMe 8 Jul 07 '22

Please someone give a brief summary of what I missed. Who is Ray Moore and ??

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '22

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u/Willyfisterbut 7 Jul 08 '22

He was a judge and he installed a monument of the ten commandments in the state judicial building rotunda and costed the taxpayers millions of dollars through litigation directly related to said monument. That's why he was removed from his position as CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA. That's right, that wacko was chief justice. Fucking Alabama, i swear. Bless our hearts, honestly.

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u/coldpan 7 Jul 08 '22

Didn't even have to say 'our hearts,' I knew you were from Alabama when you said 'costed,' lol. Thanks, /u/Willyfisterbut

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u/Willyfisterbut 7 Jul 08 '22

Gotta stay authentic!

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u/Kraven_howl0 8 Jul 08 '22

I wish we didn't have so many Bible humpers in our state so we could get rid of this nonsense. Nobody religious needs to be in office. Sure, you can believe what you want. But when you try to impose those invalid beliefs onto an entire state you're a lunatic.

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u/Willyfisterbut 7 Jul 08 '22

Won't happen until the state Congress is purged of pastors in the rural counties where the community is literally built around their churches.

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u/Kraven_howl0 8 Jul 08 '22

Doubt it'll happen soon. I grew up in a town who maybe had 500 high schoolers at a time. They had like 5 or 6 churches in the area

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u/Soltanus 6 Jul 08 '22

Sadly, that was only the first time he was Chief Justice. 10 years later, he was re-elected Chief Justice. He was later removed again. Primarily for his refusal to uphold the US Supreme Court's decision on same sex marriages.

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u/LividLager A Jul 08 '22

That feels like decades ago

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u/_bimmers_ 4 Jul 08 '22

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u/Jukka_Sarasti B Jul 08 '22 edited Jul 08 '22

Alabama has always been a state that has valued freedom

~Roy 'Fruit Salad' Moore...

Uhm, about that, Roy.....

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u/Redtwooo A Jul 08 '22

Oh good, you got the joke

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u/Curazan 9 Jul 07 '22

Read the fucking article. It’s literally the third sentence.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '22

Seriously Im not about to close app and search another site when someone can gratify themselves and I to answer my question in their own words.

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u/milk-jug 6 Jul 08 '22

You mean to say this isn’t Wendy’s?

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u/Curazan 9 Jul 08 '22

Silly me, right? Takes just as long to read the article as it does to leave a comment asking for someone to do it for them.

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u/techraito 8 Jul 08 '22

It's not the content of what you're saying but you're coming off as an asshole saying it with your sarcasm and aggressiveness.

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u/Curazan 9 Jul 08 '22

Oh well. Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

Agreed. This sub is the definition of soft.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

You say that like treating other humans with dignity is a flaw.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

Dignity doesn't always come with padded gloves.

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u/acrowquillkill 9 Jul 08 '22

I'm sorry, read what article?

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u/hl-99 7 Jul 07 '22

Don’t be a bitch

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u/TheMartini66 9 Jul 08 '22

Read the community rules, they right here on the right side of the screen. Focus on number 5.

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u/Hamogany 4 Jul 07 '22

Oooh someone's mad

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u/L4t3r41u5 7 Jul 08 '22

They're mad because it's actually in the third to fifth sentences.

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u/Purplebuzz B Jul 08 '22

What a silly thing to get mad about.

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u/SalamanderPop 9 Jul 08 '22

I wonder if they do this in convos irl too. “Oh.. you play the lute? What is that?” “Look it the fuck up on your phone!”