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Losing the fight for the hearts and minds of Ohioans, Lawyer Dave Miller of the American Taliban - Citizens for Community Values - says he is seeking a frivilous lawsuit against Citizens for Community Standards for "trademark infringement." Apparently this is the best that Dave Miller can do having begun to realize that Ohioans have grown sick and tired of CCV's moralist crusade against Ohio.
Had Mr. Miller had a shread of decency, he would simply go back to clogging the courts with the other litigation and "friends of the Court" briefs for which CCV has become so well known. Say for instance like standing-up for the rights of accused violent offenders who are in court for beating their girlfriends. But alas, that would be too easy. Dave likes his challenges.
Of course, you have to LOVE the fact that while CCV will file their frivilous lawsuit against Citizens for Community Standards, the American Taliban remains reluctant clog the court with similar lawsuits against similarly named organizations. I suppose that is progress. What a bunch of fanatics.
Hold that thought... I don't want to know.
I see that under the American Taliban's new law that if I touch a topless dancer's elbow, I can go to jail for 30 days and so can the dancer.
I notice that the media keeps acting like this no-touch provision is a good thing -- but never explains how extreme it really is.
How do I shout this from the rooftops?