Formal-Criticism-241 Archive

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1	Thoughts on the lead attorney? "Figure out who he is", yet the guy doesn't even give his real name and/or credentials (unlike all the other online attorneys do). Honestly, do you think before typing? Have you considered that TLA is selling a program, yet have you ever heard of any "success" stories? Obviously you don't know what a scam is. But no one's stopping you from following him or anything. Just don't be surprised if something comes out about him is all I'm saying.	/r/ExRedPill	29/06/24 12:51 AM
1	Thoughts on the lead attorney? The sad part is, you don't even realize why I'm questioning an alleged attorney who doesn't put out his credentials like any other YT lawyer does.	/r/ExRedPill	01/06/24 12:39 PM
1	Thoughts on the lead attorney? Question. Which YT lawyer do you know had something really bad happen to them by releasing their firm's name? It's not as if ppl hate TLA or anything. To the contrary, he comes off as a likable goofball. And even regular YTers release their names & little to nothing happens to them (even the hated ones). Plus most ppl won't mess w/ a lawyer, who'd know sue them (1st hand). So, it's just odd that TLA doesn't do what every other YT lawyer I've seen do. Even Nick Rekeita released his own info, & he…	/r/ExRedPill	30/05/24 02:27 AM
1	Thoughts on the lead attorney? Nah. But you can look him up & post whatever you find up here. I'll wait.....	/r/ExRedPill	30/05/24 02:15 AM
1	Thoughts on the lead attorney? So are you claiming that you've found The Lead Attorney's credentials? Now, what credible "attorney" do you know who, not only hides his real name, but also his credentials? It's kinda giving "doctor" Umar Johnson vibes. Because he won't just show his credentials either, but is out here scamming folks for donations. I'm just curious as to the real reason why TLA is so "secretive"? And clearly these trolls can't answer it, so they just talking B.S. & making themselves seems stupid. Something tell…	/r/ExRedPill	17/03/24 11:08 PM
1	Thoughts on the lead attorney? LoL. You make less than no sense. First off WTF does my screen name have to do w/ anything? But according to this site, it's a serviceable name, so that's a completely moot point. Moreover, you're not addressing any of my points, but rather, just being unserious & ridiculous. You do realize that this isn't a hit piece, right? I'm not publishing nor distributing it to any. I'm merely stating my case & welcoming honest dialogue. I'm not saying the Lead Attorney is a bad person. But rather, I'm try…	/r/ExRedPill	04/03/24 10:28 AM
2	Thoughts on the lead attorney? You do realize that people scam everyday right? People have pretended to be something when they're not, esp. online. Serious question...which YTer do you know who claims to be an attorney who doesn't give his/her real name and/or the firm they work for? If you don't give your real name and/or your firm's name then the most likely reason is to conceal something. If he gave his real name and/or firm's name, then we could easily verify if he's an actual attorney.	/r/ExRedPill	12/01/24 05:29 AM
2	Thoughts on the lead attorney? Thank you. IDK why some folks are trying to act as if it's not strange for an attorney (current or former) to not list his real name, his firm, or any real info about himself. I still think he might just be a paralegal, who's posing as an attorney online. And of course, his hustle is selling stuff online (while getting donations & YT checks). IDK who'd pay those crazy prices for someone who doesn't have any contact info listed & who doesn't even use his real name.	/r/ExRedPill	07/12/23 05:47 PM
2	Thoughts on the lead attorney? You do realize that if "The Lead Attorney" actually stated all this info in his vids (or used his real name) then this would've never been posted, right? Isn't that what virtually every "internet attorney" does? Where'd you discover this info & how? You act as if he discloses his real name or something. I had nothing to work with, outside of Googling "The Lead Attorney's real name", which yielded nothing. So your argument is fairly moot.	/r/ExRedPill	07/12/23 05:42 PM
2	Thoughts on the lead attorney? I don't trust "The Lead Attorney" & find him too pretentious to take seriously. And what's even worse, he's boring (which doesn't bode well on platforms like YT that's designed to entertain). If he's a real attorney (current or former) then at the very least he'd reveal his real name and/or law firm. He doesn't seem to be particularly knowledgeable on the law (outside of what someone could Google for themselves or have seen from court shows), but he does seem to have some rudimentary info (so I …	/r/ExRedPill	08/08/23 09:16 AM