Useless SJW gives the finger to the wrong dude.

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: InTheLight

If she claims freedom of speech, then I cannot see this being a cut and dried case. Where is the line drawn between freedom of speech and harassment?

Harassment is when one instigates violence against another. Stopping at someone's home and making generalized demeaning statements towards them in responce to a political sign is way, way over the line between free speech and harassment.

Tara is free to express support for her candidate all she wants. As a political candidate, Trump cannot stifle her freedom to speak out against him. As a celebrity, even if by her own propensity of speech, Tara herself has placed herself in the same category. Her victim has not placed himself in celebrity status, nor is he a political figure; therefore he is protected against unreasonable taunts.

In simpler terms, freedom of speech is limited by the right to be secure in one's own home. The more publicly available one becomes, in terms of political activism or celebrity status, the less restrictive that restriction on freedom of speech becomes.

TheRedneck

Doesn't it seem to you that to publicly display your political choice, in what I see as a volatile political environment there, is asking for it?

No. just like woman wearing a miniskirt and walking downtown at bar time closing don't deserved to be attacked. Should that woman be attacked or harassed she is within her right to take legal action. Do men deserve less?

originally posted by: thepixelpusher

Quote from her Twitter today:

Well, here's a thing I won't be going to today but I hope #ChaseyMcRoidRage gets pneumonia from the rain vdausa.org... …

Still hasn't given up an hitting out at the guy. She says she hopes the #ChaseyMcRoidRage (her dismissive pet name for the guy) gets pneumonia. Must be rainy out there today.

Man, just adding more evidence for the coming court case.

I love her Bio entry from IMDB

Bio Entry

Tara Dublin has recently become known for her one-woman web-based satirical black comedy, "Public Meltdown". The show follows the trials and tribulations of a desperately unlovable and unwanted failed radio presenter, "Tara Rocks", as she navigates through life in a state of permanent mental break down, lurching from self-made invented drama to self-made invented drama. Shot in a guerrilla fashion using limited equipment - and often encouraging members of the public to become willing (or sometimes unwilling) characters in the complex comedy - the show has managed to gain significant viral success. As a method actor of DeNiro styling, Tara has made a point of creating social media accounts for "Tara Rocks" and continues to post in character.

The National Alliance on Mental Health ("NAMI") publicly heralded the September 2016 episode, "Flipping the Bird", as an "...intense, emotional, yet compassionate exploration of what it means to live with mental illness. The wit and humor of the situation, along with her protracted battle of wits with an imaginary green frog 'Pepe' and the unnamed imaginary 'Racist Roider', successfully examines the great tragedy of uncontrolled mental illness without making it seem fake or contrived. In this episode, Tara Dublin has done more for bringing the plight of the mentally disadvantaged into the public eye than anyone else in 2016."

originally posted by: thepixelpusher

Quote from her Twitter today:

Well, here's a thing I won't be going to today but I hope #ChaseyMcRoidRage gets pneumonia from the rain vdausa.org... …

Still hasn't given up an hitting out at the guy. She says she hopes the #ChaseyMcRoidRage (her dismissive pet name for the guy) gets pneumonia. Must be rainy out there today.

Man, just adding more evidence for the coming court case.

If she doesn't prove he is on steroids....

Wow. She sure is making this easy for him.

originally posted by: bigtrousers
i hope her whole city starts driving by her house tooting their horns at all hours, giving her all their opinions on her, according to her its their 1st amendment right to harass someone for how they decorate their garden.

That would be the wrong thing to do.
First, it is what caused all of this, with her doing the same thing, albeit alone.
Second.... She thrives on attention. Don't give her more.

originally posted by: EvillerBob
I love her Bio entry from IMDB

That right there is funny. Can anyone do minibio's on IMDB?

originally posted by: EvillerBob
I love her Bio entry from IMDB

Bio Entry

Tara Dublin has recently become known for her one-woman web-based satirical black comedy, "Public Meltdown". The show follows the trials and tribulations of a desperately unlovable and unwanted failed radio presenter, "Tara Rocks", as she navigates through life in a state of permanent mental break down, lurching from self-made invented drama to self-made invented drama. Shot in a guerrilla fashion using limited equipment - and often encouraging members of the public to become willing (or sometimes unwilling) characters in the complex comedy - the show has managed to gain significant viral success. As a method actor of DeNiro styling, Tara has made a point of creating social media accounts for "Tara Rocks" and continues to post in character.

The National Alliance on Mental Health ("NAMI") publicly heralded the September 2016 episode, "Flipping the Bird", as an "...intense, emotional, yet compassionate exploration of what it means to live with mental illness. The wit and humor of the situation, along with her protracted battle of wits with an imaginary green frog 'Pepe' and the unnamed imaginary 'Racist Roider', successfully examines the great tragedy of uncontrolled mental illness without making it seem fake or contrived. In this episode, Tara Dublin has done more for bringing the plight of the mentally disadvantaged into the public eye than anyone else in 2016."

Ha...that's hilarious. Whomever wrote that has some skills!

According the the folks in the know....her week is going to be not so fun because....court.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Are you hearing about a court date this week? In my experience that's pretty quick. He must have filed right after the little bitty finger incident.

TheRedneck

Thanks everyone for the updates to this thread.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Vasa Croe

Are you hearing about a court date this week? In my experience that's pretty quick. He must have filed right after the little bitty finger incident.

TheRedneck

if it's for a restraining order, or one is involved, they typically push the date up so it could be that a restraining order is part of it. That or maybe the court system in this town is efficient and the county pretty small?

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Good point; for some reason my mind was locked onto civil instead of a criminal complaint. A quick turnaround makes me think the courts are taking it seriously as well, possibly because of her actions against an officer of the court (the cop). Judges typically don't like that.

TheRedneck

So ... I repeatedly drive past my black neighbor with sign displayed referring to him as the "N-word" ....
and after a few weeks of this he picks up a rock and throws it at me, hitting me ....[all of this on video] .... then I can march down to the police station, show them the video of the event and expect the police to arrest him. Right ?

originally posted by: EvillerBob
I love her Bio entry from IMDB

Wowsers!! That took talent. Whoever wrote that must be her lawyer.

-Chuckle

a reply to: JohnPrewett

Please tell me I'm misreading this.

Are you equating having political yard signs to driving by someone's house with racially-charged signage directed toward them personally?

TheRedneck

a reply to: JohnPrewett
Have you followed this story at all???? I think you need to start at Page 1 and start reading...then get back to us. SMH

originally posted by: Snarl

originally posted by: EvillerBob
I love her Bio entry from IMDB

Wowsers!! That took talent. Whoever wrote that must be her lawyer.

-Chuckle

The advice the young cop gave her to just avoid him and the sign was sage advice. Would have saved her a lot of grief. By not letting go she ends up with someone doing an IMDB for her? Crickey! Or is she really trying to pass this off as a stunt for a reality play? Be pretty funny if this was all planned with actors to PUNK the public.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Vasa Croe

Good point; for some reason my mind was locked onto civil instead of a criminal complaint. A quick turnaround makes me think the courts are taking it seriously as well, possibly because of her actions against an officer of the court (the cop). Judges typically don't like that.

TheRedneck

Well, unfortunately I know this from experience. I had to get one taken out on a a stalker to protect my family when I wasn't around them. I live in Atlanta and it had to go through one of the largest courts here. I had it done within 2 weeks with a temp order done prior to that. Even had a court date set the stalker pretty quick. He didn't learn and was arrested a few times and now is having an extended "vacation" at a facility not of his choosing...

Tara tweeted this after the order?

a reply to: thepixelpusher
Ohhhhhh nooooo! Rebecca called her out!?! Someone else for TaraTipsy to go crazy over. LOL I do love how she keeps this story one sided and no one seems to notice (well the SJW don't notice anyway)