'What I do have a problem with is JK and ISX getting away with it while you all defend him like he is some sort of misunderstood genius. He isn't Elon Musk and you all need to realise that. He got caught with his hands in the cookie jar and the world needs to know about it.'
Give it a rest, these matters you raise will be investigated by the federal court or even ASIC. Let me remind you that JK took ASX to court, not the other way around. Your statement above is not a supposition but an accusation. I hope you carefully considered your choice of words. I'm certain JK will come after all and sundry once the federal court gains some traction.
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Defamation is where a person or small business seeks damages for loss of reputation due to someone publishing or otherwise distributing defamatory material that causes others to think less of them. Defamatory material can take many forms including blogs, articles, novels, poems, photos, songs, emails, cartoons, drawings, paintings, online reviews, social media posts, and more.
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