- Dołączono
- 16 Maj 2019
Even a 16 year old should know better than to accept unplanned medical procedures in a guy's house after he snorts something and starts streaming. Especially if she's been previously "pump-and-dumped" while they were both drunk.Sixteen year olds & eighteen year olds are retarded. Twenty year olds are retarded too, and you can chalk some of Braden Peter's retardation due to age as well. But it's not rocket science to not preform medical procedures on people without a license even if they are dumb and believe you because they're other dumb teens. You can still face consequences of your actions.
This sounds like a streaming clout-chaser upset that a streaming stunt didn't get her the clout she wanted. She doesn't allege she was drunk or incapacitated during the injection, just injured. Clavicular should catch a criminal charge for doing medical procedures but she was clearly going along to get more followers.
If he actually defamed her and got her sponsorship cancelled, that's a strong claim. But I don't see any version of tortious interference or defamation in there. The counts themselves are kind of weak:
- Battery - probably the strongest claim
- IIED - what she's claimed here doesn't meet the bar. IIED is notoriously hard to claim and prove properly.
- Fraud - maybe workable, but what she's claiming is she wasn't fully informed of every detail. It's not like he promised one procedure and performed a different one.
- Unauthorized use of likeness - has she notified him and demanded the stream be taken down? If not, then presuming she consented to be on stream in the first place--like she admits in the Complaint--then this seems really weak.
The reaction of normal people should be "you're both terrible people" and telling them both to grow up. Instead we have lawyers getting rich until he throws a few thousand dollars at her.








