Trump files defamation lawsuit against Bruce Springsteen over concert remarks

[Crepitus]

Blah blah blah, fking nonstop

tRump is like that. I figured you'd be used to it by now.

How many people/companies/organizations is he suing at the moment?

 

[Mac1958]

I've met spoiled toddlers with more likeable personalities and better impulse control.

Yes. Literally. No one behaves like this. NO one. And how does the flock not see this?

One theory I've seen is a psychological term: "Identity Fusion". This is the AI description of it:

Identity fusion, in the context of Trump supporters, refers to a deep psychological bond between the individual's personal identity and their social identity as a supporter of the former president. This creates a strong sense of oneness with Trump and his fellow followers.

Key aspects of identity fusion and Trump support:

• Loyalty and belief: Studies suggest that this fusion plays a significant role in shaping beliefs and bolstering loyalty, even amidst controversies and legal challenges.
• Belief in "the big lie": Research indicates that identity fusion with Trump predisposed supporters to believe the false claim of a stolen election ("the big lie"). Accepting this claim then set the foundation for other identity-protecting beliefs and attitudes.
• Supporting authoritarian actions: Fusion with Trump predicted the perception that Democrats represent an existential threat, which, in turn, predicted support for authoritarian actions against them.
• Resistance to counter-evidence: Once established, identity fusion can be resistant to contradictory information. Even when exposed to evidence against Trump's claims, fused individuals may remain steadfast in their beliefs.

In simpler terms:
Identity fusion explains why some Trump supporters have a particularly strong and unwavering loyalty to him. It's more than just political affiliation; it's a deep personal connection that influences their beliefs and actions, even when those beliefs are challenged. This phenomenon can also contribute to heightened tensions between opposing groups.

 

[elektra]

Trump is the most hypersensitive, paranoid, thin-skinned adult I have ever seen.

All those people who worked for him in the WH were right.

Irony, you are such a hypersensitive thin skinned democrat dumbass. all worked up over?

 

[Crepitus]

Yes. Literally. No one behaves like this. NO one. And how does the flock not see this?

One theory I've seen is a psychological term: "Identity Fusion". This is the AI description of it:

Identity fusion, in the context of Trump supporters, refers to a deep psychological bond between the individual's personal identity and their social identity as a supporter of the former president. This creates a strong sense of oneness with Trump and his fellow followers.

Key aspects of identity fusion and Trump support:

• Loyalty and belief: Studies suggest that this fusion plays a significant role in shaping beliefs and bolstering loyalty, even amidst controversies and legal challenges.
• Belief in "the big lie": Research indicates that identity fusion with Trump predisposed supporters to believe the false claim of a stolen election ("the big lie"). Accepting this claim then set the foundation for other identity-protecting beliefs and attitudes.
• Supporting authoritarian actions: Fusion with Trump predicted the perception that Democrats represent an existential threat, which, in turn, predicted support for authoritarian actions against them.
• Resistance to counter-evidence: Once established, identity fusion can be resistant to contradictory information. Even when exposed to evidence against Trump's claims, fused individuals may remain steadfast in their beliefs.

In simpler terms:
Identity fusion explains why some Trump supporters have a particularly strong and unwavering loyalty to him. It's more than just political affiliation; it's a deep personal connection that influences their beliefs and actions, even when those beliefs are challenged. This phenomenon can also contribute to heightened tensions between opposing groups.

And it's apparently more addictive than crack.

 

[Mac1958]

And it's apparently more addictive than crack.

It's their identity. It's who they are now. They belong.

 

[Crepitus]

It's their identity. It's who they are now. They belong.

true. Just watch them circle the wagons at the slightest criticism. It's blatantly obvious that they take every imagined slight, no matter how tiny, as a personal attack.

It's why when we make a post about tRump, they make a post about the poster. To them it's already a personal attack.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Trump is the most hypersensitive, paranoid, thin-skinned adult I have ever seen.

All those people who worked for him in the WH were right.

He's a big crybaby. Not much different than his supporters. They're the snowflakes they've always accused the left of being.

 

[westwall]

Rules are made to be broken

Oooooooooh, the fake injun is a tough guy!

 

[Hollie]

Springsteen should file countersuit for harassment.

Ya' know, little lady, people point and laugh at you for obvious reasons.

 

[Hellbilly]

Oooooooooh, the fake injun is a tough guy!

Your obsession with me and my culture is not healthy. Seek help

 

[eagle1462010]

Trump is the most hypersensitive, paranoid, thin-skinned adult I have ever seen.

All those people who worked for him in the WH were right.

Being called Hitler has consequences.

**** your Pravda.

I hope he bankrupts Bruce

 

[eagle1462010]

Yes. Literally. No one behaves like this. NO one. And how does the flock not see this?

One theory I've seen is a psychological term: "Identity Fusion". This is the AI description of it:

Identity fusion, in the context of Trump supporters, refers to a deep psychological bond between the individual's personal identity and their social identity as a supporter of the former president. This creates a strong sense of oneness with Trump and his fellow followers.

Key aspects of identity fusion and Trump support:

• Loyalty and belief: Studies suggest that this fusion plays a significant role in shaping beliefs and bolstering loyalty, even amidst controversies and legal challenges.
• Belief in "the big lie": Research indicates that identity fusion with Trump predisposed supporters to believe the false claim of a stolen election ("the big lie"). Accepting this claim then set the foundation for other identity-protecting beliefs and attitudes.
• Supporting authoritarian actions: Fusion with Trump predicted the perception that Democrats represent an existential threat, which, in turn, predicted support for authoritarian actions against them.
• Resistance to counter-evidence: Once established, identity fusion can be resistant to contradictory information. Even when exposed to evidence against Trump's claims, fused individuals may remain steadfast in their beliefs.

In simpler terms:
Identity fusion explains why some Trump supporters have a particularly strong and unwavering loyalty to him. It's more than just political affiliation; it's a deep personal connection that influences their beliefs and actions, even when those beliefs are challenged. This phenomenon can also contribute to heightened tensions between opposing groups.

Long winded BS.

Someone goes public Defames you because you are a leftist idio

High time they pay a price for it

 

[eagle1462010]

He's a big crybaby. Not much different than his supporters. They're the snowflakes they've always accused the left of being.

We just come from places that when someone calls you out we will punch you in the mouth.

Tired of hearing garbage spewing TDS idiots

 

[Tyrion234]

Ego , it's all about his oversized ego ( to compensate for the undersized penis ).

A bit odd how you think about other men’s penis’s ……

 

[Mack The Finger]

Meh, when you sue everybody for everything people stop paying attention.

So what !

 

[Kilroy2]

MSN

The battle between politics and pop culture just took a legal turn. Donald Trump is suing Bruce Springsteen for defamation after the singer made some very harsh comments during his recent concert tour. This started as a fight over words and has turned into a legal battle that has sparked a national debate.

The lawsuit brings up questions about free speech, political criticism, and whether comments from celebrities can make things more exciting in court.

Bruce Springsteen is accused of making "false, malicious, and damaging statements" about Trump in recent interviews and during his 2025 concert tour, according to the filing, which was filed in federal court in New Jersey.

The lawsuit is the result of a sour public dispute between the two well-known individuals, whose ideological differences have always been apparent, that has been simmering for months.

I hope he pays big coin. Maybe a few million. Heck if the pillow guy has to pay so should he.

As Trump well knows, the process is the punishment. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy than Springsteen.

Trump will sue for deflamation of charater. as a civil wrong is about all he can do is seek monetary damage.
Thus he will have to prove that what is said actually hurt him or what was said (Defamation) is a false statement presented as fact that harms another’s reputation.

What reputation does Trump have ?

Which is funny as if Trump has a good reputation or character.

Well one thing he has is lawyers

Trump does the same thing. E Carroll got big money from the Don twice because of deflamation of charater.
Stormy Daniels had a case
just to name a few

 

[pknopp]

There is no lawsuit. This is what happens when a site (this one) allows fake news to just run unchecked.

 

[cnm]

He is very, very, VERY, rich.....so doesn't care about losing the income. BUT, if Trump makes him pay out of what he already has, watch him scream like the rest of the LEFTIST stuck pigs-) (Hey Rosie, want to come back and hold BRUCIES hand)

Truth is a complete defence, right? Not to mention the public figure bit.

 

[cnm]

We just come from places that when someone calls you out we will punch you in the mouth.

Tired of hearing garbage spewing TDS idiots

Fire Island?

 

[cnm]

This one?

Donald Trump escalates feud with Bruce Springsteen, calls for investigation - National | Globalnews.ca

Hours before U.S. President Donald Trump was set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he had The Boss on the brain.

globalnews.ca

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American rock icon Bruce Springsteen slammed the Trump Administration for being “corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous” in an impassioned on-stage speech during his concert at the Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England, on May 14 – May 15, 2025​

Can't see anything controversial there, just calm observation of fact.