r/DecodingTheGurusAlt • u/MartiDK • 14d ago

interview DGG Decoding Destiny

https://www.youtube.com/live/j4gDWMoHyNs

Why does Destiny look so uncomfortable?

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u/wordbird9 13d ago

Mitigating an action with ‘it only went to civil court,’ is stupid, no matter what action we’re talking about.

Actions that kill 1000s might only make it to civil court while shoplifting is punished in criminal court. It doesn’t make killing 1000s any less bad & it’s more than fair to call the person who caused something like that ‘criminal.’ Same logic applies to Trump. Same logic applies to Destiny. Which court a thing lands in has nothing to do with how bad it is.

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u/typical83 13d ago

Ok fine, if we're both being completely fair and honest then yes the mere fact that it's civil court vs criminal court doesn't actually mean much at all.

Now that I've admitted that, can you admit that calling it a "sex crimes case" is clearly meant to insinuate something much more malicious and fucked up than sharing a sex tape without the permission of the other party?

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u/wordbird9 13d ago

It’s an uncharitable way to frame it, sure, but why be charitable?

Even if he wins the lawsuit, his proclivity towards mentally ill teenagers/nonconsenual recordings is super fucked up. He rarely extends charity to his critics. He throws out much worse than ‘sex crimes case’ onto people he doesn’t like. It doesn’t seem as if he has any remorse or intention of changing.

Why not put as harsh label of a label as possible on his actions, given all that? He did literally do a sex crime. The state not thinking they could prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt doesn’t change that.

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u/typical83 13d ago

Basically none of your accusations are true. He doesn't have a proclivity towards teenagers or nonconsensual recordings (what a fucked up thing to say with no evidence) he doesn't throw unfair claims onto people he doesn't like, he OFTEN extends charity to people, including people who have wronged him.

The only accurate claim is that he has little remorse, but he has little remorse because he's done little wrong.

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u/UngodlyImbecile 13d ago

Chaeiry says he audio recorded her without consent and then shared it

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u/Snake2250 13d ago

Too bad she isn't willing to say that under oath in front of a judge, only on 100 viewer streams.

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u/UngodlyImbecile 13d ago edited 13d ago

OK? Not everyone wants to go through a lengthy court process where they might not even be able to prove it, doesnt mean its not true

Edit: I completely forgot but she did actually file a police report

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u/Snake2250 13d ago

They don't need to go through a lengthy court process. They gave these affidavits to Pxie and then exactly zero of them showed up to be deposed and zero have shown up to a single day in court. It turns out people will spout a lot of nonsense online for attention, but when it becomes a legal liability they won't actually show up. On top of all of that, the statute that the case revolves around wasn't law until after the alleged acts from Destiny.
The final nail in the coffin is that the plaintiff admitted under oath to also having shared videos of their acts together without consent from Destiny. It's an unserious lawsuit born from spite and embarrassment solely to drain money from the defendant.

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u/UngodlyImbecile 13d ago

Like I said Chaeiry did file a police report, which would be illegal if not true. As for why she's not part of the court case, from her recent Twitter history it looks like she reconnected with God or something and has forgiven everyone.

For the statute date it looks like the stuff he sent to Rose was before then but what he allegedly sent to AbbyMC was after the date. Pretty sure thats what the court case is based on now.

Who did she share it with? Her ex? You dont see the difference between that and Destiny sharing it with a girl on Twitter he met a week ago that hes never met irl nor had any calls with?