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Alex Jones offers Sandy Hook victims’ families $55 million to settle legal claims
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is asking the families of the victims in the Dec. 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. to accept a minimum settlement of $5.5 million a year for 10 years (or $55 million in total), with more possible depending on Jones’ income. The families who accept the deal would have to give up all legal claims against Jones or any related party.
The proposal falls far short of the close to $1.5 billion courts in Connecticut and Texas collectively awarded the victims’ relatives in lawsuits against Jones for falsely claiming the shooting — which left 26 people dead, the majority of them 6- and 7-year-old children — was a hoax.
Escaping to Substack Won’t Protect You From Spewing Racist and Defamatory Hate:
Over 100 Substack Writers Sign Letter Condemning Site For Hosting Nazi And White Supremacist Newsletters
Substack is facing a revolt from some of its writers after a report detailed how neo-Nazi and white supremacist writers—including the notorious alt-right leader Richard Spencer—have been able to make money charging for subscriptions through the site.
Substack’s terms of service say the platform cannot be used to “publish content or fund initiatives that incite violence based on protected classes,” which include threats against others based on race, gender, ethnicity, and religion.
However, a report in the Atlantic identified multiple Substack accounts affiliated with neo-Nazi and white supremacist leaders—including the Charlottesville Unite the Right Rally organizer Richard Spencer and former Identity Evropa leader Patrick Casey.
***Note to MAGAts: If the well connected and privileged Rudy G. can suffer punitive damages because he defamed others, it can happen to you and much worse because you don’t have the resources that he does.
