While defamation is extremely hard for a public figure to prove, tortious interference is usually an easily established matter of record. In the case of the ADL’s interference with X’s advertising contracts, all of the elements are observably there and could be easily proven using the communications between the ADL and the advertisers: The existence of a contractual relationship or beneficial business relationship between two parties. Knowledge of that relationship by a third party. Intent of the third party to induce a party to the relationship to breach the relationship. Lack of any privilege on the part of the third party to induce such a breach. The contractual relationship is breached. Damage to the party against whom the breach occurs. |
No. But neither did he. |
This is the only retort the fanbois have.
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| This is a tough one for those out there who are antisemites and hate Elon Musk. |
Did you create a leading EV company? Did you save free speech? You are a scared little person. |
| You don’t get to defame people. You don’t have special status. |
It's not defamation because it's true. |
Save free speech.
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We’ll see about that; we should both have an open mind. |
Fawning uncritically over businessmen is how we got the most corrupt president in the history of our country. |
We have seen that. If you had an open mind, you'd see that it's already been statistically verified. |
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He didn’t “create” a leading EV company.
He bought it. |
Who does that sound like? |
| This is all happening because G Gadot would not date him. |
He didn’t do any of those things. Stop being such a butt-kisser. |