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Switch pirate dodges Nintendo's multimillion-dollar lawsuit
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2024
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In fact, dodging while publicly saying that he knows he's being sued is likely to actually fuck him harder once he is in court. And publicly saying that he'll just go bankrupt and avoid paying them anything will also probably fuck him harder. He needs to get a lawyer and just shut the fuck up.
Wait,why is that? Getting sued for millions dollars? OK, yes,take all my money, here is 5 dollars. That's all I have under my name.
A situation could easily happen where they're forced to pay a percentage of whatever they earn until it's all paid off (which will be never).
Ah slavery okay a perfectly fine punishment in todays world
It is according to the US constitution
It wouldn't be the first time Nintendo has had this
That's a shitty thing. Violence and rape is ok If you can't pay? Debt makes sense - you pay damages as you get money.
Now why the fuck is Nintendo available to get a cent from him is pure capitalism at it's finest. Fuck that.
Ever Heard of the bowser guy?
Yeah, avoiding being served is something no court is particularly keen on.
"no your honor. That was not my account, it was an internet troll account."
this is why it's imperative for servers to confirm identity and serve.
right? The court can decide a punishment can persist through bankruptcy, so him stating that's his intention likely will promise that they have that exception added in the penalty phase.