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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Poor lady. The twitterverse tried to make her life not worth living just because she pointed out (accurately) a public employee breaking a rule. https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/books/2019/06/08/natasha-tynes-sues-rare-bird-its-actions-metro-shaming-scandal/1395567001/ [quote] Jordanian-American author Natasha Tynes is suing book publisher Rare Bird Lit. Inc., for more than $13 million in damages, alleging the company defamed her and breached a publishing contract amid a social media shaming scandal in May. The incident left Tynes essentially stripped of a book deal, placed on leave from her job and hospitalized for multiple conditions, including suicidal thoughts, a lawsuit filed this week in the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles alleges.[/quote][/quote] She got exactly what she wanted. Don’t feel bad for her at all. I hope she loses her case and more money in the process. [/quote]
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