Originally Posted by
What
ha ha, you just quoted his post and thus you have done the same as he, maybe you should follow your own advice next time!
Originally Posted by
jsfBoat
Please explain to me how quoting his post is doing the same. I'm not the one who wrote the names.
Originally Posted by
What
Really
I'm so sorry but I will not elaborate on this, you are a grown man/woman and should be able to figure it out on your won!
Come on What, if you're such a legal expert explain it. When I sue someone for slander and the judge says, "so Joe, Mike says you have intercourse with sheep. You say this is not true, correct?" Well then What can I not sue the judge for slander since he said it to? Quoting someone who slanders/libels in a totally different context is not slander/libel on the quoter's part.
source: my neighbor who has been practicing law for 20 years, and common sense.