Oct 21, 2022·1 reply
TheReal212Good
F*** Alex Jones
No amount of money realistically will ever compensate the damage he’s done
you think he even has 20 million dollars to give? let's be real w/ this, it's all performative punishment if you ask me. he's gonna give what he can but the courts are just wasting time with these ridiculous fines they know he doesn't have any ability to pay off
Oct 21, 2022
Tobacco al HouthiThat’s cool but like a) where do they think that’s gonna come from. He doesn’t have that type of money lol b) like @krishna_bound said before why are corporations paying fractions of the amounts of fines when they get caught doing things that are materially way worse for the entirety of humanity
OPOct 21, 2022·1 reply
if this happened Alex Jones gonna be in more debt than most countries
Oct 21, 2022This is amazing
Oct 21, 2022TsunamiPapiJust curious, what happens if you don’t pay the settlement, you get thrown in jail?
no they'll just seize whatever assets he might have until he has nothing left to cover the balance
besides that any money he receives in his name will be garnished (at least to some extent)
it's kinda the same concept when they sentence people to like >100 years
- Oct 21, 2022whippet volverse
you think he even has 20 million dollars to give? let's be real w/ this, it's all performative punishment if you ask me. he's gonna give what he can but the courts are just wasting time with these ridiculous fines they know he doesn't have any ability to pay off
To me, I don’t see it as the fact that he actually has to deliver them that money but to deliver a statement to show that it will take more than a lifetime to pay those families back for the damage he’s done to them. It’s moreso that he better sell everything he’s worth and the ground he’s standing on as punishment
Oct 21, 2022·1 replyGood generational debt
Oct 21, 2022·1 replyI think I understand the point of this now. If monthly payments to the other party in court are dependent on the total amount, then even if he’s paying 500,000 /yr, which is $41.5k /mo, in 100 years he’ll only have paid up 50,000,000. I think the monthly payment amounts are divided by a % of the income you make. I’m not good at math, but basically, even if he becomes a multimillionaire, between Uncle Sam and the families cut of the 2000000000000+ he owes, him, his family, and offspring have basically been compromised of all of their livelihoods
Oct 21, 2022·1 reply
frenchpress ❇️Oct 21, 2022·1 replyidk why lawyers go for headline appeal in cases like these. s***'s supposed to be serious but they're just making their clients look dumb and greedy
Oct 21, 2022Skydweller
Oct 21, 2022·1 replyYa know once you lose your kid you don’t care anymore
- Oct 21, 2022·edited·1 replyfrenchpress
idk why lawyers go for headline appeal in cases like these. s***'s supposed to be serious but they're just making their clients look dumb and greedy
Public perception would be the last thing on your mind if you won that type of money tbh
- frenchpress ❇️Oct 22, 2022·1 replyOnyxShine9· edited
Public perception would be the last thing on your mind if you won that type of money tbh
right, but it's actually impossible
same logic as when a judge sentences someone to 300 years of prison. it's entirely symbolic - Oct 22, 2022·2 repliesOnyxShine9
I think I understand the point of this now. If monthly payments to the other party in court are dependent on the total amount, then even if he’s paying 500,000 /yr, which is $41.5k /mo, in 100 years he’ll only have paid up 50,000,000. I think the monthly payment amounts are divided by a % of the income you make. I’m not good at math, but basically, even if he becomes a multimillionaire, between Uncle Sam and the families cut of the 2000000000000+ he owes, him, his family, and offspring have basically been compromised of all of their livelihoods
do that s*** to f***ing bankers and oil company CEOs lol there’s only so much damage some dumbass conspiracy like this can do comparatively
- Oct 22, 2022SBMike
Good generational debt
AJonesBot391-29e(wTr-__t729) in shambles
- Oct 22, 2022·edited·2 repliesfrenchpress
right, but it's actually impossible
same logic as when a judge sentences someone to 300 years of prison. it's entirely symbolicNot entirely symbolic here. The families monthly/annual entitlements vary based on tthe total amount owed. The more he owes, the more he pays per month. Even if he taps out after 10-15 years for whatever reason, that’ll still have been a s*** ton of money. They will never see the 2 trillion+, but they will still be very well off.
Oct 22, 2022·1 replyJust demand the rights to info wars
Oct 22, 2022Dumb af
- Oct 22, 2022
Free AJ‼️
- Oct 22, 2022·1 replydotM
Just demand the rights to info wars
That would have been an inferior settlement. I don’t think infowars will ever produce around that much, and it cost money to invest in that production.
- Oct 22, 2022·edited·1 replyOnyxShine9
That would have been an inferior settlement. I don’t think infowars will ever produce around that much, and it cost money to invest in that production.
Buy the rights and pull the plug on it.
Oct 22, 2022Lmfaooo
- frenchpress ❇️Oct 22, 2022OnyxShine9· edited
Not entirely symbolic here. The families monthly/annual entitlements vary based on tthe total amount owed. The more he owes, the more he pays per month. Even if he taps out after 10-15 years for whatever reason, that’ll still have been a s*** ton of money. They will never see the 2 trillion+, but they will still be very well off.
ok i do see what u mean here
Oct 22, 2022Crine
