🐮 Lolcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / Russell Greee / Russle / Brothel Prince / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

[Retarded INTP]

he may not have enough tokens for that.

I don't know why you guys talk about tokens so often. We know from Greer v Moon that he's relying on good old ChatGPT, since he left a bunch of GPT URLs in the footnotes of one of his filings.

IIRC tokens are not a concern if he is using the free version of GPT. If he uses GPT+ it's basically the same, that thing is basically infinite. I gave its ''thinking'' model an autistic amount of python shit to do for a week (imagine hundreds of terrible, barely legal Python files) and it just kept going forever. I have no idea how the fuck you could actually run out of tokens on that shit. If he's using GPT Codex for some stupid reason, then yeah there is an actual hard cap per week on that. What am I missing ?

 

[TrainWreckWatcher]

Bro casually admited on KF that he doesn't have that grind. Get your money up, fam. Fraud is the new job in 2026

Taking my student loans to the casinos to learn a lesson when it comes to gambling or pay off my loans big time.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Funnily it almost worked for him in that he actually managed to get a win against ViaTron because they basically just rolled over and were just going to give him $20k and instead of taking the win Gree decided to get greedy and get them to actually give him $200k, at which point they put an actual lawyer on it and now he's pretty much completely fucked.

I'm 100% certain Russ has "won" using this basic playbook, in things that never went to court (or if they did we've not found them). His weird fixation with settlement means that at least once he obtained a settlement of some sort, somewhere.

 

[Stella d'Oro]

This had to have worked at least once for him, right?
Otherwise I don't understand his fixation on this avenue of getting him what he wants.

Not in Court, but I almost wouldn't be surprised if he's at least tried the ADA shakedown before, whether or not he was successful. It wouldn't show up on any docket if it was dealt with out of court and those settlements almost always come with an NDA. Remember he tried to play the same card during the AGT lawsuit as well so what he's doing with ViaTRON isn't new.

Had he not sued Taylor Swift to try and get her to suck his penis as a publicity stunt noone would likely know who Russel Greer even is.

From the moment he crossed into adulthood he was known at least locally as the creepy guy who threatened his school and as the missionary who visited sex workers and strip clubs while on mission. He was already toast in his hometown.

IIRC at the time he sued TayTay he was already making the rounds on Reddit /r/niceguys and /r/creepypms because of his misconduct with sex workers and women in his office. Even if he never filed his first lawsuit, his disgusting behavior towards women and fixation on sex workers is the reason his life is what it is. He'd just be known as a harasser, stalker, and sex pest instead of a litigious harasser, stalker, and sex pest.

The Erika case was the nail in the coffin for him, I think. He might have been able to hide from his actions in civil court but there's no hiding from a criminal record. He has to check that box on every single job application saying YES to "Do you have a criminal record?" and write down "electronic communications harassment" under convictions. Can someone say HR red flag? KF or Reddit or Youtube aren't the reason he doesn't have a career, he would have been stuck in minimum wage jobs even if he wasn't documented online just because of his criminal conviction.

After finishing his paralegal studies he had an internship with the State AG's office. If he had just applied himself and done his job properly and not bothered any of the women in the building (isn't this when he was obsessed with the lady lawyer in another firm in the same building??) he could have had a decent middle class State job and be halfway to retirement with a pension. If he wasn't such a creep and did even the most basic self care maybe he could have even met someone and started a family. He really is rotten from the inside out but doesn't have the self awareness to see it.

 

[Bill Evans 45]

Isn't there a substantial likelihood of serious harm to me because of the mental state of the greeemonster?

Are you a young athletic woman with an Instagram account? Yes.
Are you a well oiled and in it for the long run web site mogul? An accomplished lawyer with your own Winnebago? No. Thanks for playing though.

I just can't wait to see how Russell will interpret the Sony/Cox decision to be supportive of his arguments in Greer v Moon. Yer honner, first off it's a slam dunk. Second off, Greer gets the Kiwi Farms servers and $300,000 in cash immediately.
Could he actually break ChatGPT by trying to make it come to that conclusion?

 

[DumbDude43]

No, probably not. He's narcissistic personality disorder through and through, in my non-professional opinion.

Schizophrenics are sick. Russ is an asshole.

Disjointed thinking is more along the lines of being unable to maintain a coherent thought in conversation. Greer will knowingly alter the truth to misrepresent something in his own favor. Both states have a loose connection with reality, but the Schizophrenic is literally unable to keep a train of thought. It's where word salad originates from.

I've spent a lot of time around all flavors of mentally ill people. Russ is a bad person, probably enough to be categorized as a severe personality disorder. Schizophrenia has a legit physical component, which isn't entirely known to us, but we know it responds to dopamine and GABA.

Edit: Here's a pretty good example of disordered thinking in a genuine schizophrenic. It's jarring to see in person.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=u2vMnyTiwp4

you can have both at the same time

narcissism makes you a self obsessed entitled asshole, it doesn't make you a moronic retard.
russells ideas and life decisions are so absurd and nonsensical, there's definitely a smell of mental illness in the air.
>i will sue this celebrity to go on a date with me
>i will sue this TV show to give me a spot
>i will sue the state to legalize prostitution
>i will ask the supreme court to reverse my eviction

anyone with a half-functional brain immediately sees that none of this will go anywhere. these schemes of his are so moronic that you have to suffer from actual delusional thinking to ever seriously consider going through with an idea like this - and russ has been doing this shit for a fucking decade now. even as his life continues to fall apart around him, he keeps obsessively pushing forward in these doomed to fail clown lawsuits.

probably not outright schizophrenia (i don't see russ having psychotic episodes) but some kind of delusional disorder is definitely on the table imo

 

[Your Girlfriend's Dad]

you can have both at the same time

Maybe someone can, but he very clearly does not. Russ is not psychotic. He's not even manic. He's very much aware of what he's doing, he's just not self-aware.

He's a narcissist. His thinking is too organized to be considered delusion or psychosis and he compiles a reality in which he's justified, but that's just lying to himself maintain ego. It's distinct from a psychotic episode.

 

[Disgruntled Pupper]

narcissism makes you a self obsessed entitled asshole, it doesn't make you a moronic retard

Russ is not psychotic. He's not even manic. He's very much aware of what he's doing, he's just not self-aware.

Golly gee guys, if only there was something beyond narcissism, something that explains his impulsively, complete inability to understand and lack of concern for social norms, navigating interpersonal relationships, social intellegence, or even the law, and refusal to admit he was wrong or show remorse and his endless excuse making. Something similar to narcissism, but worse, like if you put them on a spectrum it would be the next stage. Something that could interact with other psychic and mental factors, such as autism and low-IQ, where if you're just naturally stupid and act like this, you're in for a really rough time. I imagine if such a condition were to exist, people with it would be notoriously untreatable and resistant to change, and would continue to do behaviors that impacted them negativity, because they lack the mental framework to realize that they should change (which would look very stupid and like outright delusional retardation to others).

Too bad we have absolutely no idea what that could be.

 

[Harvey Danger]

I'm 100% certain Russ has "won" using this basic playbook, in things that never went to court (or if they did we've not found them). His weird fixation with settlement means that at least once he obtained a settlement of some sort, somewhere.

Remember, he nearly walked away with $20k we never would have known about, on the basis of just 1 emailed threat. If he hadn't jacked up his demands 10x that amount, ViaTRON wouldn't have pushed back so hard. His boss may have caved for $30k or lower, and the only clue we'd get is a vague Instagram post about "justice for disabled people prevailed today".

Then Russ would show up in Winnemucca again with a new car and a new campaign, trying to buy or bribe someone to house a whore for him.

This had to have worked at least once for him, right?
Otherwise I don't understand his fixation on this avenue of getting him what he wants.

It probably worked once, yeah. But I think his real fixation is on the law as an "equalizer" force to get what he wants out of life. He probably got the romantic David and Goliath narrative when he did the paralegal program, that "you can force the powerful to face justice" and whatever. All you have to do is learn the secret magic language of the courts, and invoke the right words, and suddenly you have all the power, noble lawyer!

It fits perfectly into his personality. He thinks the world is unfair and he's the underdog, so he's always the good guy filing a suit against the more powerful villain. He thinks employers control him and women control him his penis, so the courts can flip who has control.

And in a way, legal argument is a form of intellectual self-flattery; it's power based solely on your knowledge and intellect, not your personality or physicality. If you can't woo women or impress employers, you can flex your intellect and argue your way into the position you want.

Russ can't concede his legal acumen is bad, because that kicks out the final leg of his self-image: that deep down he's really a smart and attractive guy, despite all outward appearances or actions which are mere accidents. If his purest intellectual skill is also worthless, then he's got nothing going on inside either.

 

[the khat quaffer]

anyone with a half-functional brain immediately sees that none of this will go anywhere. these schemes of his are so moronic that you have to suffer from actual delusional thinking to ever seriously consider going through with an idea like this - and russ has been doing this shit for a fucking decade now. even as his life continues to fall apart around him, he keeps obsessively pushing forward in these doomed to fail clown lawsuits.

Then he's a profoundly stupid narcissist but not mentally ill. Don't let his mumbling stuck-on-0.5x speech fool you. He knows what he's doing; he just doesn't think it's wrong and he's always in the right.

Russell's portfolio, at least on paper, is one of a competent, capable American. Finished HS, got some kind of paralegal degree, is attending some kind of upper learning, written two novels, released songs, has held multiple jobs, has been able to worm his way into something resembling a domestic situation when needed, regularly engages in lawsuits. These are not the actions of someone with a life-altering mental disability.

Being a stupid, ugly narcissist with a speech impediment is neither mental illness-adjacent nor a valid disability. I'll still happily call him a retard, though.

I'm 100% certain Russ has "won" using this basic playbook, in things that never went to court (or if they did we've not found them). His weird fixation with settlement means that at least once he obtained a settlement of some sort, somewhere.

ooonga...evil white man come...establish settlement on Russell land again and again...call it "eviction"

 

[DumbDude43]

He knows what he's doing; he just doesn't think it's wrong and he's always in the right.

at some point this stops just being a "big ego asshole" thing though, doesn't it?
it's not so much about him thinking that he's in the right, it's about him thinking he has any chance of success when in reality he clearly doesn't.

like, it's one thing to think "women owe me sex, i should be entitled to a state mandated taylor swift girlfriend!", that's the regular asshole narcissist part.
but it's a whole different level to unironically think that the law and the legal system will actually do this for you, and actually filing a lawsuit to achieve this outcome. that's the insane and delusional part.

there's loads of incel dudes out there who think the government should take action to get them their dicks sucked, but even these nutcases aren't insane enough to think that pulling off some clever legal tricks in a lawsuit will get the government to actually DO that, because that's just not the reality we live in. russ on the other hand seems to lack this understanding of reality, hence why i think he would qualify for some delusion based mental illness diagnosis.

 

[Absolutego]

at some point this stops just being a "big ego asshole" thing though, doesn't it?
it's not so much about him thinking that he's in the right, it's about him thinking he has any chance of success when in reality he clearly doesn't.

Grandiosity-fed delusions are a core part of NPD and nothing Russ has exhibited suggests his delusions fall outside of the scope of what his narcissism would engender. He doesn't think the government has a conspiracy against him. He isn't talking to people that aren't there (that we know of). I'm sure if he went diagnosis-shopping (or pissed off someone in authority enough to diagnose-shop for him) he could get all manner of serious illnesses slapped on him, but not because he actually has any of them, just because he's an irritating douche that people want to rid themselves of.

It's fun to speculate about this ending in a psychiatric hold on Russ but he isn't having a mental break, he's just the closest thing in the DSM to a diagnosed egotistical prick and he's grasping at straws to force people to give him what he wants. Given his ability to wrangle and parse legal language, even prior to bringing GreerPT into his lawsuits, I don't even think he's particularly stupid. Does stupid things, absolutely, but in terms of raw IQ he's probably no lower than a standard midwit, if not slightly above average.

 

[Irene and 22 others]

Maybe someone can, but he very clearly does not. Russ is not psychotic. He's not even manic. He's very much aware of what he's doing, he's just not self-aware.

He's a narcissist. His thinking is too organized to be considered delusion or psychosis and he compiles a reality in which he's justified, but that's just lying to himself maintain ego. It's distinct from a psychotic episode.

He's incredibly narcissistic, but it's easy to miss because he's such a pathetic idiot that everyone else has trouble recognizing it because it's difficult to believe that someone like Russ could exist when he's running headlong into reality every day and not coming to a realization that he's the problem. The classical textbook examples of narcissists are often successful or somewhat capable even if it's some small niche, but Greer is none of those things.

Russ lives in his own fantasy world where he is a skilled and successful lawyer, a capable businessman, and a brothel prince adored by whores across the land. However, all of that is so disconnected from reality that a normal person would struggle with the idea that Russ could actually believe those things. To Russ all of that is a part of baseline reality in much the same way gravity is to anyone else and it's too absurd to be believable.

To what extent Greer has other issues is uncertain. Greer himself is the source for much of this information and he's not a reliable narrator. He would consider his telling of his plights to be an account of the profound suffering that he's going through on his personal road to glory instead of the cringe and laughable recounting of events that they are. However, he lies about everything else, so there's no reason to consider him to be genuine in this regard either.

Psychologists would have a field day with Russ, that's for sure. Greer most certainly meets diagnostic criteria for plenty of conditions beyond just narcissism, but what's actually going on under the hood is anyone's guess. Whatever he has it leads to living in a car that will eventually be repossessed while engaging, poorly, in multiple lawsuits and having burned bridges with everyone he's ever known. The DSM may refer to it using some esoteric terminology, but around her it's just called being a lolcow.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

whole different level to unironically think that the law and the legal system will actually do this for you, and actually filing a lawsuit to achieve this outcome. that's the insane and delusional part.

Narcissists center themselves and perceive everyone else as inferior, unworthy of consideration ; only the narc is in their mind a full human. Note this doesn't stop them feeling aggrieved or disadvantaged.

That is the difference between narcissism and simply a big ego. Narcs also lie reflexively and in calculated ways, regardless of facts; outrageous improbability is just a Tuesday.

 

[It's Never Leprosy]

So, to contrast: whatever was/is wrong with Lezbollah was far more likely to end in violence than anything Russell has done. She stood outside the courthouse waiting for the DA teams, tweeted constant threats at them and their families, claimed she was going to arm herself...she got tard wrangled eventually by somebody but that was genuinely threatening behavior. https://kiwifarms.st/threads/anne-m...top-lezbollah-amerie2195-annemarienyc.202411/

Other than being the vexlit from hell, he hasn't directly threatened anybody, has he? He just...sues them. And loses, but he seems to think suing them will force them to acquiesce in some way when it just makes him look nucking futs (my favorite is when he thought one of his Taylor Swift lawsuits would produce her in a courtroom for him to berate lol).

It's impressive how he can be both savant-ly motivated to continue to sue people and yet he just continues to lose. That's the disconnect. He's never won ANY of his 36+ actions that we know of. So it's a kind of delusion mixed with...inflated sense of self? I'm genuinely asking...

 

[Goofy Logic]

It's impressive how he can be both savant-ly motivated to continue to sue people and yet he just continues to lose. That's the disconnect. He's never won ANY of his 36+ actions that we know of. So it's a kind of delusion mixed with...inflated sense of self? I'm genuinely asking...

I do wonder if there is some sort of addiction or mental coping mechanism associated with the court action. Legal action could give someone a sense of control or power over their circumstances, and Russ may gain a shot of dopamine in filing lawsuits.

My evidence for this is how Greer v. Moon started almost immediately after his e-stalking conviction case ended. He was visibly very angry sitting beside his lawyer reading the guilty plea, so the lawsuit filing seemed more like a cope.

 

[Stella d'Oro]

I do wonder if there is some sort of addiction or mental coping mechanism associated with the court action. Legal action could give someone a sense of control or power over their circumstances, and Russ may gain a shot of dopamine in filing lawsuits.

My evidence for this is how Greer v. Moon started almost immediately after his e-stalking conviction case ended. He was visibly very angry sitting beside his lawyer reading the guilty plea, so the lawsuit filing seemed more like a cope.

It's a part of the self image he tries to curate, and it's about doing the thing rather than the outcome. He says he's "in a lawsuit" with Taylor Swift or "in a lawsuit" with a neo-nazi hate site to make himself sound important. It's like how he used to call himself "a young professional who works in an office" or "works in a law firm" even if he's just sorting mail or cleaning their toilets. Or how his bathtub-laundered Men's Warehouse suit is pretty much the same as a Saville Row bespoke job. He's "legalizing prostitution" "soon to be releasing the summer's hottest song" "making a movie", it's just saying what he thinks are the right words to sound important.

 

[Iron Hamster]

A little grizzle foreshadowing:

And a little more:

 

[Shakespeare]

The only humor comes at the very end where the announcer says (and this is how you know it's a Russtard idea) that A Safer Nevada is proposing to build an "Ancient Roman-style brothel" in West Wendover.

What's the deal with Russ and wanting themed brothels? First, we have the mile high neon brothel that was supposed to have "a Greek feel" to it. Then his next one which I forget the name of was supposed to have a wild west theme, at least judging by the ai image he posted of it. And now we got a Roman themed one to end it with. What's the next theme he's gonna go for?

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

My evidence for this is how Greer v. Moon started almost immediately after his e-stalking conviction case ended. He was visibly very angry sitting beside his lawyer reading the guilty plea, so the lawsuit filing seemed more like a cope.

Didn't he want his lawyer to fight the case and take it to trial so he could explain, and then either the lawyer or his parents talked him off that ledge?