Rudy Giuliani ordered to give 2 Georgia election workers he defamed his NYC apartment
fortune.com
And a 1980 Mercedes once owned by Lauren Bacall
  • sunzu2@thebrainbin.org
    133·
    23 days ago

    Good to see thus clown suffer but he is just a fall guy for the big man and big man never suffers in this here country.

    • Albbi@lemmy.ca
      10·
      23 days ago

      He uses to have around $50 million dollars and was mayor of NY. He’s not exactly a minion.

      • sunzu2@thebrainbin.org
        62·
        23 days ago

        He aint the owner class tho. He is level below and those guys do have a fall from grace…

        100m or 1b plus parasites rarely do.

  • Nuke_the_whales@lemmy.world
    3·
    23 days ago

    I love how instead of waiting for him to dance around selling it for years, they just took his stuff and gave it directly to them. They need to do this to Alex Jones

  • rbn@sopuli.xyz
    28·
    23 days ago

    For a non-US citizen the US court system is just weird in so many aspects… $148 million compensation that is given to two individual election workers?

    I mean sure, they should be entitled to some compensation etc. but from my perspective the majority of the penalty should go to the state rather than the victims. And/or just put that guy in jail.

    With numbers like this it’s basically a jackpot to be the victim.

    • surewhynotlem@lemmy.world
      111·
      23 days ago

      What is the price of your safety?

      He put a target on their backs while preaching to a bunch of gun enthusiasts. That money is going to security detail for the rest of their lives.

      • rbn@sopuli.xyz
        210·
        23 days ago

        If a poor(er) person points a gun at my head threatening to kill me, I won’t receive hundreds of millions of cash for compensation. But if a billionaire does it I do? Why is the height of the compensation depending on the criminal?

        The penalty must be dependent on the offender, sure. Giuliani should pay a way higher fine than an average worker. Because a fine of $ 5,000 would mean nothing to him.

        But for the victim it should be more important how big of a damage happened. A serious trauma is a serious trauma, no matter how rich the other side is.

        If the penalty is higher than the compensation, the money should go to the state IMO.