that was pleasent to watch, I really hope this sets precedent

I'm glad that Eron is having this fortune after being taken to court and silenced for over a year by his abusive ex-partner, but couldn't they have found someone better than this human kidney stone to interview him?

>>317059 Isn't he still silenced? How much is he able to say much about the court case?

>>317125 Pretty sure he won that part of the case already. The only reason he's still in court is so he can set a legal precedent, so that nobody else can use such an unconstitutional method to infringe upon another's free speech. And so he can make Zoe gets what she deserves.

Fucking Yewtube won't work.

>>317113 That human kidney stone basically is GJN, more or less, so if you can think of someone better, hook them up with GJN or ask them to interview Eron. At the very least, this is two terrible, terrible Gamergaters(who both claim to be neutral but aGG doesn't care) who are utterly harmless beta cuck-looking motherfuckers, so it has some narrative-breaking aspect to it. Seriously, look at Zoe, look at Eron, she's bigger than him, under the Duluth model she should be the dangerous one.

How can one man say "uh" so many times?

>>317186 By not being very clever. After all, he was involved in a romantic relationship with LW

>>317186 The alternative is leaving dead air. He's in a position where he has to be very careful about what he says, so it's kind of understandable.

>>317186 Legal issues. If you got to think a lot about what you can and cannot say, you will say a lot of 'uh'. I also think most people say that many 'uh' in an interview. But on TV and in most places, you cut out those moments because they don't add a lot of interest. And the majority of people actually getting interviewed are generally public spokespeople, which are trained to avoid 'uh's and usually know most of the questions they will have to answer.

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