Appealing a decision means a judgement has been made A judgement is the final decision on the case. They were appealing the ruling on the preliminary injunction.
As has been repeatedly pointed out, her lawyers APPEALED it. As has been repeatedly pointed out, they were APPEALING the ruling on the preliminary injunction, not the judgement, because the judgement didn't fucking exist, you dense motherfucker. Do you understand? Timeline: Preliminary injunction denied Denial appealed, denied again, slavery comment You say she lost the whole case, quote slavery comment She loses the whole case That means you were wrong when you said she lost the case, and, with…
Alright, one more comment. Your nonsense has been refuted by the court itself. She lost her case. Yeah, she lost her case 3 days ago, and you posted this 5 days ago, you illiterate fucking moron. I said as much in my comment, but I guess it was a little naïve of me to expect a hookworm to read four paragraphs.
Lemme make this as simple as I can for you. At the time you posted this thread, Kesha's bullshit allegation was still being entertained by a court of law. The court was deciding whether or not she had to continue her contract. Her lawyers decided to enter a preliminary injunction, which would basically relieve her of her contract between now and the judgement (final decision on the case). The judge's ruling (any number of decisions the judge makes on the direction of court proceedings throughout…
Alright, well let's start anew. Are judgements and rulings the same thing, or are you a fucking moron? If your prospective reply to this comment completely fails to address its content, how about you save us both the time and just ignore it, and I and any third party reading along will carry on with the knowledge that you're a sad little joke, and you can continue arguing with retards and SJWs on the internet in a desperate attempt to divert your attention from the punchline. Everyone wins!
I made this account days ago. Quit dodging: are judgements and rulings the same thing, or did you spend this whole thread being a condescending prick to someone trying to correct your dumbass, calling them an SJW for not being entirely ignorant of court proceedings?
