Depp vs Heard

[Neon Ignition]

I'm watching another vid about the pro-Heard articles which is highlighting the similar patterns amongst them and their coinciding with the hiring of her new PR team which if there's any truth to that showcases just how compromised media outlets are. Though implies that post-trial when her money is gone so too will the propaganda.

One good thing about this though is that the trial hasn't just exposed all the realities of the situation but for anytime anyone tries to spin what happened every minute of it exists online indefinitely to disprove future slander

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[Colin]

Well that'll be that then. I expected a meltdown in the court. Disappointed.

[Cassius_Smoke]

Depp won!
13m dollars

[teddymeow]

It'll be Kevin Spacey's trial next that gets the media foaming at the mouth.

[Neon Ignition]

It'll definitely get mass attention, he'll be up twice as well, but I don't think any of the other celeb cases in the works have the supportive evidence Depp had, the opposite usually so we likely won't see the same happen again.

The bias outlets are already switching from Guilty till proven Innocent to Guilty Despite Proven Innocent

Like I originally said, it's why the Jackson argument is always a difficult one and also showcases precisely why freedom of the press is pure BS


"Tell the world Johnny, tell them I Johnny Depp a man is a victim too of domestic violence and see how many people believe or side with you"

She got her answer. Assuming she dodges the three perjury investigations she might be under now it'll be interesting to see her staunch defenders hold the line the next, inevitable, time she faces accusations of abuse. Because she will do it again to someone... likely her sister before the weekend arrives.

[Yakumo]

Depp won!
13m dollars

Excellent! He so needed to win this case. Not only because it was bloody obvious she was a bitch but because it was the right thing to do. It will also play a part in history against other abuse cases that may have not gone they way they should have.

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https://www.theguardian.com/film/2022/jun/02/amber-heard-reportedly-planning-appeal-johnny-depp-defamation-verdict

Rumbles Heard will take the ruling to appeal and this could yet rise again

[Cassius_Smoke]

https://www.theguardian.com/film/202...mation-verdict
Rumbles Heard will take the ruling to appeal and this could yet rise again

She can. But a DA will need to assess the evidence and see if its worth a case. Which it definitely isn't.

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Trials over, no redemption for Elaine as she has decided to do interviews outright lying and blaming the judge and jury herself

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She can. But a DA will need to assess the evidence and see if its worth a case. Which it definitely isn't.

Apparently she has till 01 July to do it but the costs will be mounting and she doesn't have the funds so it might just come down to stubborness


The Guardian is imploding over this atm, really nailing their flag to being a site that supports female domestic abusers with no less than five lie filled articles against Depp up at once. Tellingly all with comments disabled too, their FB page though suggests this is killing their readership who are appalled at its stance

[Cassius_Smoke]

The issue is that they backed Amber (because Woman) and now they don't dare climb down, so they just double down on their stance.

[Neon Ignition]

That's the big mistake, even without backing down they just needed to report the outcome and move on but the scale of articles borders on harassment. Thankfully, it seems like for once we have a situation where the media is pushing an angle but don't have control of the narrative, it vindicates Depp's insistence that the trial be broadcast

[Golgo]

Yes, the tone of their narrative is extraordinary: basically, Depp won because of tiktok and male power and a clearly stupid, gullible jury. No mention whatsoever of anything that was presented, claimed or disproved through the court evidence. The BBC coverage is similar but less extreme.