“I will sue you for damages no less than $25,000,” the message read.<\/p>\n
Automatically, I calculated my savings, thinking of course I could cover it.<\/p>\n
Then panic set in. Me sued? Me, the one who can barely lie? Me the one who abides for rules even accidentally saying, “Yeah people under 21 shouldn’t drink! [because the law said so]” And even the one struggling with moral principles when everyone is taking an extra sample.<\/p>\n
Because of a review I wrote on an unnamed site<\/a>, I was threatened by a lawsuit of libel and defamation by a former business I frequented due to my naivete. I spammed the yelp talk and twitter. I notified my parents in fear that they will feel the force of retaliation (the business only knows my parents’ address).<\/p>\n But they say truth is all that matters. I can be sued, but I will always win. Because I cannot tell a lie. I can give an opinion and fortunately I live in the United States.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “I will sue you for damages no less than $25,000,” the message read. Automatically, I calculated my savings, thinking of course I could cover it. Then panic set in. Me sued? Me, the one who can barely lie? Me the … Continue reading