Lawfare Works: Now The Cons Are Getting Involved

This came over my Twitter feed today.

I've just been informed that @AnimeMatsuri has retained Ty Beard.

Looks like they're tired of garbage heaps trying to intimidate their guests.

Consider yourselves on notice!

— Rekieta Law: Speech is Free, but Lawyers Aren't (@NickRekieta) May 11, 2019

Anime Matsuri Retains Ty Beard! Finally Takes the Fight to #KickVic and ... https://t.co/0FfaH26Vpg via @YouTube

— Anime Ansoni (@anime_ansoni) May 11, 2019

This is an outgrowth of the #KickVic affair, and I'm not surprised to see Beard's firm get yet more business from others affected by the same SJWs that went after Vic Mignogna. Part of the tort claims involve the SJWs massing as a brigade and using intimidation tactics as if they were the Mafia to extort compliance with their wishes regarding Vic, with the main targets being the fan conventions where these actors make a good amount of their income. It should not surprise anyone that sooner or later a convention will decide to resort to lawfare to make this bullshit stop.

That Umbrella Guy ran a livestream on the matter earlier today. Below is a summary from that stream. I expect Nick Rekieta to comment on the development when he next runs his livestream, as he's got a direct conduit to Ty Beard as well as Anime Matsuri, and we're going to want to know what's going on. Nonetheless, I find this encouraging, especially after The Quartering wins his suit against SJW Matt Loter. The Lawfare dams breaks before us, folks; MAKE THE RUBBLE BOUNCE!