Forum - View topicNEWS: Funimation Files Anti-SLAPP Motion to Dismiss Vic Mignogna's Lawsuit
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SyranoGravely
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So whether or not you care, Funimation/Sony did an HR internal investigation about allegations of sexual misconduct, found them credible, and decided that as a company, they would no longer work with Vic in the future. Vic said he would seek counseling and get right with God, and then later decided to litigate under the advisement of a couple two bit grifters who were hoping they could get a settlement out of Funi/Sony with their half-arsed defamation suit. That's what happened. Last edited by SyranoGravely on Thu Jul 04, 2019 7:19 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Lynx Raven Raide
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But yeah, in the end even if Vic loses, depending on how much he has to pay the defendant in legal fees there is a good chance he himself wont be out of pocket, much like the Falou situation |
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faboo95
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Thanks for the summary and it's basically what was stated in the article. I just feel I'm not getting the full picture as things might've been said and done behind the scenes. And sorry I just realized that my little comment could've been misinterpreted, I do actually "care" to know and fully understand the situation but just can't bother if it has to do with social media mob mentality nonsense. And it looks like my last post(s) were removed? Odd since I don't think it fell under the "containing victim blaming, conspiracy theories, downplaying sexual assault ", just that I think there is some rationality behind the "Funimation is wrong" mentality, as crazy as it sounds. That doesn't mean I share the same opinion that Funimation is in the wrong nor does it negate the fact the allegations should be taken seriously. At any rate, the more the legal process gets involved with this whole issue the better. |
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SyranoGravely
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The fact of the matter is that Vic isn't the one on trial here. Texas is an at-will state and decided to stop future work with a contractor--which all of their voice actors are--after a thorough internal HR investigation of his behavior. Which they didn't have to do before ceasing to work with him. Hell, if they wanted to, they could have decided they no longer wished to work with him because they didn't want their booths smelling like AXE body spray. Anyway, if you want to be more abreast of the situation, I recommend checking the Threadnought here:
https://twitter.com/greg_doucette/status/1139656018261086214?s=19 |
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AmpersandsUnited
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Other people already pointed it out, but no I don't think he could have at all. He was a small time voice actor. Not even Jamie's crowdfunding campaign got above $3000. $200,000 is absolutely not a small amount to raise.
You're resorting to No True Scotsman fallacy here. People who watch anime, go to anime convention, peruse anime forums, and talk about anime and all related things are anime fans, and therefore the anime community. No offense, but it sounds like you're just making excuses here. |
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Key
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While the part I put in bold is true, I also think it was obvious that DerekL 1963 was responding to the implication that the anime community as a whole supported Vic, rather than just part of it. My impression is that the bulk of the anime community either isn't aware of the issue or doesn't care one way or the other. |
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DerekL1963
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(Apologies for the quote pyramid... I think the full context is necessary.) Spot on Key. In normal usage, referring to a community means the community at large or at least a broadly significant portion thereof. It's a very specific subset, noticeable by the common denominators I described, that back Vic and did all the things Ampersand described. There's no evidence they're anything but a (very) noisy and (vanishingly) small portion of the community.
I don't think you're far mistaken in that impression. |
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TrailOfDead
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can't believe that the encounters described by Jamie and Monica have been corroborated
in sworn testimony by Vic in his defamation suit |
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Blanchimont
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That's hilarious if true. Source? |
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getchman
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well, Ty has been leaking all of the deposition videos to Rekieta. he's been streaming them on his YT channel with commentary. you can find them there. |
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TrailOfDead
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my bad, it's just Jamie's story in this instance https://twitter.com/Terez27/status/1151501701427412999 |
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Gina Szanboti
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^^ That seems like something that could get him disbarred or at least censured, since all the lawyers agreed at the start of the deposition not to do exactly that.
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