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Brian Holloway, former NFL star, may be sued by parents of teens who trashed his home
Brian Holloway, former NFL star, may be sued by parents of teens who trashed his home - UPI.com
Brian Holloway, former NFL star, may be sued by parents of teens who trashed his home
Brian Holloway, former NFL star, may be sued by parents of teens who trashed his home - UPI.com
Social media is like tattoos, it helps the authorities identify the bodies.
Maybe he should just sue all of those parents for what their poorly supervised and brought-up little monsters did.
Sounds fair to me.
I posted pictures... of them partying and tearing things up?
That said, if any adult posts dispariaging pictures on my child on the Internet, regardless of the reason, I'd immediately pursue any and all legal remedies that were available to me.
It was my understanding he reposted pictures they themselves already had posted of them partying and destroying his property.
If a grown man feels he needs to go tit-for-tat with children he deserves whatever trouble comes his way.
Are we suprised that the parents of teens who would break into a house and trash it, are also giant douchebags themselves? If I were a judge, I would make those parents suing, join their kids in repairing the damage done to that house.
Maybe he should just sue all of those parents for what their poorly supervised and brought-up little monsters did.
Sounds fair to me.
If it were my kid, I would have marched his little ass over there and he would have been on his hands and knees scraping paint until the job was done, and that would be the least of his worries.
That said, if any adult posts dispariaging pictures on my child on the Internet, regardless of the reason, I'd immediately pursue any and all legal remedies that were available to me.
I do not provide my kid's school and soccer team with blanket permission to post his image actually doing good stuff, I'll be damned if someone is going to post pictures of him being a delinquient.
I'm his parent, not former NFL star Brian Holloway.
I'm responsible for his upbrining and for his punishment when and if I feel it's deserved or called for.
I don't need or want Brian Holloway's "help".
If a grown man feels he needs to go tit-for-tat with children he deserves whatever trouble comes his way.
It was my understanding he reposted pictures they themselves already had posted of them partying and destroying his property.
If it were my kid, I would have marched his little ass over there and he would have been on his hands and knees scraping paint until the job was done, and that would be the least of his worries.
That said, if any adult posts dispariaging pictures on my child on the Internet, regardless of the reason, I'd immediately pursue any and all legal remedies that were available to me.
I do not provide my kid's school and soccer team with blanket permission to post his image actually doing good stuff, I'll be damned if someone is going to post pictures of him being a delinquient.
I'm his parent, not former NFL star Brian Holloway.
I'm responsible for his upbrining and for his punishment when and if I feel it's deserved or called for.
I don't need or want Brian Holloway's "help".
If a grown man feels he needs to go tit-for-tat with children he deserves whatever trouble comes his way.
My guess is if they were on twitter they're in the public domain so the lawsuit will probably die on the vine.
As a practical matter the kids committed at least one felony and victim has shown a willingness to let bygones be bygones and use the incident as a teaching opportunity. The parents are bigger morons than their kids for antagonizing him.
Correct.The public availability of a work does not make it public (domain) property.
Again, technically correct, but... just because you can doesn't mean you should.The parents are simply asserting their legal rights.
The public availability of a work does not make it public (domain) property.
A good rule of thumb when dealing with art (including photos), music, literature, and other intellectual property is to just assume that if you neither created it nor received permission from the creator to use it you don't have any right to it.
The parents are simply asserting their legal rights.
If that antagonizes the guy that's just too ****ing bad.
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