Dale Could’ve Just Asked Grok

While I prefer to do my research on different platforms, I’m sharing this here because I want to point out that even people like Dale could easily find answers if they bothered doing a simple search. But that’s not his style.

He is far too busy in his role as an ‘elected’ public officer to bother with silly things like research.

This search result was provided by a person I’ve not met, who supports this type of activism. This result is generalized. However, if you read other harassment statutes, you can see that there is a common theme, and the posts on this website do not constitute harassment.

Keep in mind, that Dale Ruzicka- the complainant- is an ‘elected’ public officer.

Take note that Grok is not a lawyer. Which is why it is able to answer the question. 🙂

So, Grok agrees with us. 🙂

I would not be using Grok as a legal resource if/when this would ever go to court, but I don’t need to. There is plenty of actual case law that supports my contention.

I simply post this here to show that anybody doing an incredibly simple search could have found they had no leg to stand on. And somebody who would move forward with such nonsense is either a bully betting that someone like me will just buckle or they are just throwing everything against the wall and hoping something will eventually stick.

I’ll be publishing other resources. Stay tuned. This nonsense complaint has opened up a whole can of worms, and brought a lot of civil rights activists out of the woodwork.