Comments by "Liam" (@1495978707) on "Cardi B Wins Millions from YouTuber Tasha K" video.

  1. 3:00 It’s also legal I’m pretty sure to lie, the illegal part comes with purposefully damaging someone’s reputation or mental health. If I call LegalEagle a crack hoe in this comment, can he sue me? Pretty sure not unless it somehow was taken seriously by others and damaged him in some way as a result. This lady had an audience and persistently spread a lie about Cardi with the intent of damaging her public image and harassing her. If I told my friends that cardi has herpes, she wouldn’t have a case against me, because she wouldn’t even know about some rando talkin crap with his friends. That’s something a lot of people don’t understand about defamation. It’s not enough that it’s a lie, it must be purposeful and substantially harmful. Like legaleagle said, if she were neutrally reporting something that turned out to be false, there would be some protection
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