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I don't have any respect for a punk ass little SEAL bitch rotting in hell where he belongs after making bank bragging about all the people he's killed. Usually, veterans who say that shit are either psycho, or they never served in combat. Karma can be a bitch!
Good job Jesse!
Listen to the interview, THEN tell us if he was bragging. I think you made a snap judgement without enough real evidence.
It is true that Ventura sued Kyle. When Kyle died, the lawsuit didn't automatically shift to his estate. Ventura had to petition the court to name Taya Kyle in her husband's place. So, yes. Ventura sued Chris Kyles widow. That makes him a douchebag.
How about killing the widow and all her relatives...
Would that begin to satisfy your lust for revenge....
Why do you give a fuck about Jesse Ventura anyway?
I give a fuck about ass holes making money by making up lies about people and getting away with it.
You don't have a problem with that?
Last time I checked 11 witnesses backed up the story that Ventura was knocked down...The witnesses saw parts of the incident.Some saw Ventura down,some saw the punch.No one seemed to see the event from start to finish.
It was confusing that no one could see all the events, the juror said. It was hard to see that no one saw everything. Someone saw him punched, some saw him on the ground, but didnt see him punched, and others saw him getting up he said.
Sounds like Ventura got punched and went down...
Ventura said nothing of the sort happened...
So unless there are 20 camera crews recording everyone and everything there can't be proof that Kyle was telling the truth....
Who's account is more accurate?
11 witnesses who saw part of what happened or
Ventura saying nothing happened.
Juror describes how jury reached split decision in Jesse Ventura defamation trial | Star Tribune
In the end, most did not believe the story that Ventura had been punched out in a Coronado, Calif., bar after making disparaging remarks about the United States and Navy SEALs, said the juror, who voted with the majority.
The juror, who asked not to be identified, recounted the events that led to the 8-2 vote to award $1.8 million to the former Minnesota governor. The decision confounded some legal observers who predicted that the former governor would most likely fail to convince a jury, because of high standards set by the U.S. Supreme Court in defamation cases.
Ironically, some of the most powerful evidence that the attorneys for author Chris Kyles estate presented may have backfired.
The three-week trial revolved around three pages in the bestseller, American Sniper, in which the author, the late Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, claimed he decked a man, later identified as Ventura, in a bar after he some incendiary remarks at a wake for a SEAL killed in Iraq....
The juror said that one of the most persuasive arguments in Venturas favor was a visual presentation, a checklist, offered by the Kyle defense showing what its 11 witnesses had seen or heard on Oct. 12, 2006, at McPs Irish Pub.
The purpose of the graphic was to show that all of their witnesses had seen or heard something that night, thus solidifying the claim that Kyles account was truthful.
It had the opposite affect on the juror. It was confusing that no one could see all the events, the juror said. It was hard to see that no one saw everything. Someone saw him punched, some saw him on the ground, but didnt see him punched, and others saw him getting up he said.
I dont believe Chris Kyle was 100 percent lying, said the juror. But the juror said Kyle may have had to live up to the expectations of his buddies in relaying the story of the fight.
That is why, the juror thinks, Kyle titled the sub chapter Punching out Scruff Face and did not use Venturas name in the book, preferring to keep it under wraps.
If it was true, I thought he would have used his name, the juror said. Kyle later said in media interviews that Scruff Face was Ventura...
The juror pointed to the statements of individual defense witnesses who claimed they saw or heard about the fight or Venturas alleged disparaging remarks about SEALs. In questions elicited by the defense, the SEAL witnesses said that while they once respected Ventura, they now held a very negative opinion of him.
The juror said that was strong evidence that the story Kyle told had damaged Venturas reputation.
It is true that Ventura sued Kyle. When Kyle died, the lawsuit didn't automatically shift to his estate. Ventura had to petition the court to name Taya Kyle in her husband's place. So, yes. Ventura sued Chris Kyles widow. That makes him a douchebag.
The widow who was sitting on nearly $7 million made off of spreading lies about Ventura?
She should have settled out of court if it was so painful.
This is her own damned fault.
And to continue the suit against the estate is what is NORMALLY done in these cases if the inheritance includes proceeds from the book are still part of the estate.
Ill gotten gain is a justifiable target even if held by a widow.
It is true that Ventura sued Kyle. When Kyle died, the lawsuit didn't automatically shift to his estate. Ventura had to petition the court to name Taya Kyle in her husband's place. So, yes. Ventura sued Chris Kyles widow. That makes him a douchebag.
The widow who was sitting on nearly $7 million made off of spreading lies about Ventura?
She should have settled out of court if it was so painful.
This is her own damned fault.
And to continue the suit against the estate is what is NORMALLY done in these cases if the inheritance includes proceeds from the book are still part of the estate.
Ill gotten gain is a justifiable target even if held by a widow.
Uh, that passage about Ventura was maybe a paragraph. So it's a little excessive to say that she was sitting on money made from the Ventura story alone. Also, this case was tried on one's word against another. In Ventura's home state. This verdict was much more about the virtues of jury selection over the truth.
And I can promise you that continuing a suit against the estate is not "what is normally done." It is done in some cases when the petitioner wants a monetary verdict over vindication.
The Ventura story didn't sell the book. Being an extremely successful sniper did.
Ventura felt slighted. It was within his right to sue. Still doesn't change the fact that it was doucebag move.
I don't have any respect for a punk ass little SEAL bitch rotting in hell where he belongs after making bank bragging about all the people he's killed. Usually, veterans who say that shit are either psycho, or they never served in combat. Karma can be a bitch!
Good job Jesse!
Listen to the interview, THEN tell us if he was bragging. I think you made a snap judgement without enough real evidence.
I don't have any respect for a punk ass little SEAL bitch rotting in hell where he belongs after making bank bragging about all the people he's killed. Usually, veterans who say that shit are either psycho, or they never served in combat. Karma can be a bitch!
Good job Jesse!
Listen to the interview, THEN tell us if he was bragging. I think you made a snap judgement without enough real evidence.
as a braggart and a self-glorified assassin. I couldn't help but wonder how many of his "kills" were poor shop-keepers sticking there heads out to see if the coast was clear and they could go home to the wife and kids. I have no problem believing he would lie to hype his own rep.
I don't have any respect for a punk ass little SEAL bitch rotting in hell where he belongs after making bank bragging about all the people he's killed. Usually, veterans who say that shit are either psycho, or they never served in combat. Karma can be a bitch!
Good job Jesse!
Listen to the interview, THEN tell us if he was bragging. I think you made a snap judgement without enough real evidence.
as a braggart and a self-glorified assassin. I couldn't help but wonder how many of his "kills" were poor shop-keepers sticking there heads out to see if the coast was clear and they could go home to the wife and kids. I have no problem believing he would lie to hype his own rep.
I would love it if the widow has the right to appeal the verdict and spends most of what
she has coming in sales and such so that Ventura has to wait years and years before he sees dime one.
Ventura worried about damage to career?
What career?
Reputation?.....
Pa leez!
So you support the right of people to make money by blatantly slandering other people?
It doesn't matter whether you like Ventura or not. Kyle ran his mouth off. Ventura got paid. God bless America. Whether he sued his widow or not is irrelevant. She knew who she married.
Ventura got dropped on his HEAD way too many times during his "wrestling" days.
Ventura got knocked on his ass by a Navy Seal, so instead of being the "tough guy" that he pretends to be and knocking Kyle on HIS ass, Ventura runs off and hires an attorney.
Ventura is nothing but a bald-headed half-wit bitch who can't find a legitimate occupation.
Remember, Ventura believes that 9/11 was an "inside job", that the U.S. government is building internment camps to "protect" U.S. citizens during civil unrest, and that all of the alien stuff is the real deal, among other things.
Congratulations, Jesse. Now you can go out and buy yourself a new tin foil hat.
It is true that Ventura sued Kyle. When Kyle died, the lawsuit didn't automatically shift to his estate. Ventura had to petition the court to name Taya Kyle in her husband's place. So, yes. Ventura sued Chris Kyles widow. That makes him a douchebag.
The widow who was sitting on nearly $7 million made off of spreading lies about Ventura?
She should have settled out of court if it was so painful.
This is her own damned fault.
And to continue the suit against the estate is what is NORMALLY done in these cases if the inheritance includes proceeds from the book are still part of the estate.
Ill gotten gain is a justifiable target even if held by a widow.
Uh, that passage about Ventura was maybe a paragraph. So it's a little excessive to say that she was sitting on money made from the Ventura story alone. Also, this case was tried on one's word against another. In Ventura's home state. This verdict was much more about the virtues of jury selection over the truth.
And I can promise you that continuing a suit against the estate is not "what is normally done." It is done in some cases when the petitioner wants a monetary verdict over vindication.
The Ventura story didn't sell the book. Being an extremely successful sniper did.
Ventura felt slighted. It was within his right to sue. Still doesn't change the fact that it was doucebag move.
I would love it if the widow has the right to appeal the verdict and spends most of what
she has coming in sales and such so that Ventura has to wait years and years before he sees dime one.
Ventura worried about damage to career?
What career?
Reputation?.....
Pa leez!
So you support the right of people to make money by blatantly slandering other people?
Except that he didn't do that. a couple of other witnesses said, "Yup, he punched Ventura after Ventura started talking smack."
It is true that Ventura sued Kyle. When Kyle died, the lawsuit didn't automatically shift to his estate. Ventura had to petition the court to name Taya Kyle in her husband's place. So, yes. Ventura sued Chris Kyles widow. That makes him a douchebag.
It is true that Ventura sued Kyle. When Kyle died, the lawsuit didn't automatically shift to his estate. Ventura had to petition the court to name Taya Kyle in her husband's place. So, yes. Ventura sued Chris Kyles widow. That makes him a douchebag.
a huge douchbag
