I know a German who sued someone for calling him a Nazi (he was not a Nazi), and won, but it was a really abbreviated procedure and the defendant only had to pay something like a parking ticket level fine and stop doing that.
The weirdest thing is the source of that is some report or book on the transition from Francoist Spain in 89. So either it is totally made up or Spanish courts decided to slap the wrists of someone sentences to death in absentia in his home country.
American courts are weird. You can sue retarded large sums for burning yourself with coffee which now leads to companies throwing all sorts of warnings to cover their asses because God forbid you not explicitly warn some retard not to put silverware in the microwave.
McDonalds deserved that high of a punishment. They used water that was way too hot for coffee and when the woman asked them to only pay for her surgery to unfuse her labia McDonalds told her to fuck off.
As much as I agree in general principle with that statement, if you're referring to the Stella Liebeck case in particular against McDonald's, that was not an injustice at all. McDonald's seriously fucked up in that particular case, and they deliberately chose to serve coffee at a dangerous temperature. With most coffee, out of ordinary coffee machines, if you accidentally spilled it on yourself, you'd probably have a bit of an ouchie, but you wouldn't be seriously injured.
There's a well-documented problem where google will just pull random shit out of websites to show at the top of search results. For example, type in "when did george washington land on the moon", or "which election did abraham lincoln beat hillary" and it will show you a wikipedia article (for MONTHS it would show you an actual year as an "answer" but I guess they finally fixed that).
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I tried one of those and got a moon landing wikipedia article as well as found out there was actually an obscure poet named George Washington Moon who was, shockingly, actually white.
"If we DEBOOOONK it with the same people that everyone on the right are already tired of, then they'll have to believe us this time!"
Anytime I hear something deboonked and labeled a conspiracy theory anymore I assume there is at least a kernel of truth to it.
the CIA both did MK Ultra and before that let actual Nazis into the US to do their bidding, who went right behind their backs and actually exported a lot of Nazi top brass out of Germany never to be seen again. That was decades BEFORE ultra. Who knows what the fuck they've tried since. Whenever someone tells you somethings a "conspiracy theory" just tell them to read what's been declassified of theirs.
This isn't even getting to the Tuskegee Experiments on blacks, them spying on MLK, etc.
