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LuciferSage posted...

That's going to be one hell of a stretch to prove in court. It's hardly A-B causation outlined in that argument.

You don't need to prove much of anything. It's common, easily observable knowledge that a significant number of people have bought into the election fraud lie, a lie which has included blaming Dominion's service for allowing the alleged fraud to take place. It's perfectly reasonable to presume that some of those people will end up making decisions that will influence Dominion's business interests moving forward. Even if we presume that absolutely nobody worldwide has been so duped that would be in a position to actually sign a contract with them (which is a stretch), the people in question are voters who have the power to influence who Dominion gets to sign contracts with moving forward, so there's still clear potential for damages there.

Is it conclusively $1.3b? Maybe, maybe not. But suits like this usually highball the damages number because it almost always gets negotiated down by the time it's settled, especially if it's settled out of court. The final number may yet change, but it's pretty indisputable that Giuliani et al have committed defamation.

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