A rare victory for free speech in Canada. Gregory Alan Elliott, the Toronto artist who was dragged through an extraordinary 3-year criminal harassment trial after he disagreed with feminists on the internet, has just been acquitted.
The story is about Gregory Alan Elliott, and his legal issues when he argued with some Social Justice cultists over Twitter. They drummed up a Narrative Warfare campaign against him that went on for three years, during which time his ability to work went down like the Hindenburg, and it held until today to see if he would actually go to prison for it.
The ones doing the harassment was the acusers not Elliot @laurenstrapa @CindyPom @AshleyCsanady pic.twitter.com/8BX1aOJhcn
— Squid Mage (@lmaradiaga86) January 22, 2016He didn't. The court saw, and ruled, that this was just adults arguing and NOT "harassment". Not Guilty.
Not that this stopped his accusers and their allies from being Social Justice cultists. First they lied. Now they're doubling-down. (And, of course, they're projecting as if screening a 4K film on the side of a building in a snowstorm at midnight.)
Greg Elliott has been found not guilty. The worst people on Twitter will take this as a vindication. Today and each day, we need to step up.
— Matt Blair (@mjblair) January 22, 2016And the butthurt flowed.
Canadian press is really pissed that feminists didn’t get their pound of flesh in court. Shame on you @johnbowman pic.twitter.com/YI2lUlTGER
— Milo Yiannopoulos ✘ (@Nero) January 22, 2016But it lead to a happy ending for Mr. Elliott.
It was interesting stepping outside #FreedomOfTweets pic.twitter.com/jQW0gE3iPQ
— Lauren Southern (@Lauren_Southern) January 22, 2016He needs help with legal expenses, so if you spare some cash throw it his way.
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