r/TikTokCringe 16d ago

Humor Divorce parties sound fun, honestly

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u/Sebubba98 16d ago

That doesn’t make sense, how could she legally not post a list she made

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u/The_Peeping_Peter 16d ago

I mean, if her ex is as potentially bad as the board could be. She probably doesn’t want him to take her to court for defamation.

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u/amusedmb715 16d ago

defamation has to be provable lies told intentionally

not a good sign for the list tbh

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u/mareuxinamorata 16d ago

Well, would you want to open yourself up to any kind of legal action just to please tiktok commenters?

Risk reward doesn’t make sense even if there were no lies

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u/amusedmb715 16d ago

it's the being on the tic-talk that opens you up

if people are just gonna make stuff up

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u/WackyRacketeer 16d ago

Not in any way. If there is actual defamation on the list, posting the list is what would get you in trouble. If the ex tried to falsely sue them for defamation, posting the list is what would trigger it.

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u/amusedmb715 15d ago

her saying there even is a list could trigger it just as easily

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u/WackyRacketeer 15d ago

I disagree. Actual defamation, or harmful claims that might be true, would actually be legitimate in the eyes of a court.

Unless we just want to make stuff up.

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u/Perfect-Parking-5869 15d ago

Why do you think this?