======== Subject: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 08:11:59 GMT I have recently gotten embroiled with a charge of copyright or trademark infringement by Charles Schulz's attorneys, over a gay-rights parody I did of the Peanuts comic strip. View the image in question yourself, at: http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm and make your own educated decision. The site includes the original letter e-mailed to me by Schulz's legal counsel, as well as references citing copyright laws regarding "fair use" by artists who parody the work of another. Basically, in the United States, it is perfectly legal to mimic another work of art in the form of a parody...without getting permission from the artist being parodied, to either display or sell the parody. If you feel that *my rights are being infringed (and *not those of Charles Schulz), and would like to help in some way, then read on: ------------------------------------------- HOW YOU CAN HELP: WRITE LETTERS TO THE EDITORS OR NEWSCASTERS E-mail, snail-mail, fax or hand deliver, a letter to newspapers, television and radio stations, web magazines, and other media centers. (Don't forget our counterculture and gay media!) Tell them about Charles Schultz's attorneys accusing me of copyright infringement for my gay-rights parody of Pee Nuts. Include my web site URL: http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm SEND ME EVIDENCE IN MY DEFENSE Send me photocopies or scanned images of other parodies of comic strips, such as from Mad Magazine and underground comics. (Parodies should be of comics by authors still living.) Please include the name of the publication, copyright information, and other relevant information. (Any other ideas you may have to assist my defense, by all means tell me!) E-mail scanned images to: ezekielk@members.gayweb.com Snail-mail photocopies to: Ezekiel J. Krahlin 584 Castro St., Suite 436 San Francisco, CA 94114 HELP ME FIND LEGAL COUNSEL I am dirt poor, living on a disability stipend as I have for many years. Would very much appreciate finding pro-bono legal counsel by attorneys well-versed in copyright and trademark law. ------------------------------------------- PLEASE NOTE: I cannot afford to reimburse anyone for any expenses accrued in mailing me your contributions of support. But I will give each person who assists in my defense, complete credit for so doing...except for those who prefer to remain anonymous. --- Charles Schulz's lawyers are after my ass for my gay-rights parody of Peanuts! http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm --- My website kicks (but never licks) butt! http://members.xoom.com/ezekielk/ ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: italiangm@hotmail.com Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 11:59:12 GMT In article <35f7877e.9146295@nntp.sj.bigger.net>, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com wrote: [...] > I am dirt poor, living on a disability stipend as I have for many > years. Would very much appreciate finding pro-bono legal counsel by > attorneys well-versed in copyright and trademark law. Huh? Not 30 days ago you claimed your 'disability' was an act you used just to 'push buttons' right here on UseNet! You've got more than copyright problems. Your *credibility* ledger is showing red ink. -- Steve Giammarco -----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- http://www.dejanews.com/rg_mkgrp.xp Create Your Own Free Member Forum ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: "Lu Lu Pironi"Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 09:31:01 -0700 We need to give Ken Starr your number, Zeke!! italiangm@hotmail.com wrote in message <6t8eug$iif$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>... >In article <35f7877e.9146295@nntp.sj.bigger.net>, > ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com wrote: > >[...] >> I am dirt poor, living on a disability stipend as I have for many >> years. Would very much appreciate finding pro-bono legal counsel by >> attorneys well-versed in copyright and trademark law. > >Huh? > >Not 30 days ago you claimed your 'disability' was an act you used just to >'push buttons' right here on UseNet! > >You've got more than copyright problems. Your *credibility* ledger is showing >red ink. > >-- >Steve Giammarco > >-----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- >http://www.dejanews.com/rg_mkgrp.xp Create Your Own Free Member Forum ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: look@my.sig4address (Magenta) Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 17:15:17 GMT In [[6t8eug$iif$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>> italiangm@hotmail.com doth speak: >In article <35f7877e.9146295@nntp.sj.bigger.net>, > ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com wrote: > >[...] >> I am dirt poor, living on a disability stipend as I have for many >> years. Would very much appreciate finding pro-bono legal counsel by >> attorneys well-versed in copyright and trademark law. > >Huh? > >Not 30 days ago you claimed your 'disability' was an act you used just to >'push buttons' right here on UseNet! > >You've got more than copyright problems. Your *credibility* ledger is showing >red ink. Like he ever had any credibility... -- +----- Peace & Love, ----+------- Magenta77 (at) AOL (dot) com ------+ | /| /| _ _ _ _-|-_ |"There are more things in heaven and earth,| | / |/ |(_|(_|(/_| )|(_| |...Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." | |_________ _/ __________|_________________--[Hamlet Act I: Scene V]_| ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: sheroux@europa.nospam.com (RavensHeart) Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 13:42:29 GMT On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 08:11:59 GMT, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) wrote: >I have recently gotten embroiled with a charge of copyright or >trademark infringement by Charles Schulz's attorneys, over a >gay-rights parody I did of the Peanuts comic strip. >If you feel that *my rights are being infringed (and *not those of >Charles Schulz), and would like to help in some way, then read on: > >------------------------------------------- > >HOW YOU CAN HELP: > > (Any other ideas you may have to assist my defense, by >all means tell me!) You could always plead insanity. ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: "L. Michael Roberts" Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 18:37:43 GMT RavensHeart wrote: > > On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 08:11:59 GMT, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel > Krahlin) wrote: > > >I have recently gotten embroiled with a charge of copyright or > >trademark infringement by Charles Schulz's attorneys, over a > >gay-rights parody I did of the Peanuts comic strip. > > >If you feel that *my rights are being infringed (and *not those of > >Charles Schulz), and would like to help in some way, then read on: > > > >------------------------------------------- > > > >HOW YOU CAN HELP: > > > > (Any other ideas you may have to assist my defense, by > >all means tell me!) > > You could always plead insanity. Based on his posts here... there would be no contest! +==================== L. Michael Roberts ======================+ This represents my personal opinion and NOT Company policy Burlington, Ont, Canada To reply, remove 'SpamSux' from my E-ddress "Life is a sexualy transmitted, terminal, condition" +==================================================================+ ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: wstewart@hi.net (Ward Stewart) Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 19:49:14 GMT On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 13:42:29 GMT, sheroux@europa.nospam.com (RavensHeart) wrote: >On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 08:11:59 GMT, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel >Krahlin) wrote: > >>I have recently gotten embroiled with a charge of copyright or >>trademark infringement by Charles Schulz's attorneys, over a >>gay-rights parody I did of the Peanuts comic strip. > >>If you feel that *my rights are being infringed (and *not those of >>Charles Schulz), and would like to help in some way, then read on: >> >>------------------------------------------- >> >>HOW YOU CAN HELP: >> >> (Any other ideas you may have to assist my defense, by >>all means tell me!) > >You could always plead insanity. Besides which he is not "embroiled" in anything -- He drew a dim little parody of Peanuts and identified the author as being Charles SCHITZ. Puerile and vacuous. Irrelevant and stupid. He then recieved a form letter from Schultz' law firm -- he is about as "emboiled" as is a library patron with a card announcing that a book is overdue. ward *********************************************************** "I am constantly mystified by this notion of "disagreeing" with homosexuality -- not unlike disagreeing with Tuesday -- like it or not, every seven days, there it is -- TUESDAY. uncle ward *********************************************************** ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: putpeel@putpeel.com (Tim And Barb) Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 22:22:00 GMT Mr. Schulz is a client of mine and I can Assure you he is a bastard when it comes to this kind of issue. He has simply CRUSHED individuals in similar instances. This is a guy with so much clout in the courts that when an employee of his SHOT to DEATH her husband, in Schulz's private studio, she was acquitted. He personally testified to her distress, and the torment by the dead guy. There were 4 witnesses, and when the police arrived she literally had the gun in her hand. If what you received was a warning I suggest the following: 1. If you want to make a free speech issue of it, find a civil liberties lawyer with nothing to do. Expect to lose. 2. Consider yourself warned, flattered by the attention, and drop it. My suggestion would be the latter. In article <35fd1e45.5713422@news.hi.net>, wstewart@hi.net (Ward Stewart) wrote: |On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 13:42:29 GMT, sheroux@europa.nospam.com |(RavensHeart) wrote: | |>On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 08:11:59 GMT, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel |>Krahlin) wrote: |> |>>I have recently gotten embroiled with a charge of copyright or |>>trademark infringement by Charles Schulz's attorneys, over a |>>gay-rights parody I did of the Peanuts comic strip. |> |>>If you feel that *my rights are being infringed (and *not those of |>>Charles Schulz), and would like to help in some way, then read on: |>> |>>------------------------------------------- |>> |>>HOW YOU CAN HELP: |>> |>> (Any other ideas you may have to assist my defense, by |>>all means tell me!) |> |>You could always plead insanity. | |Besides which he is not "embroiled" in anything -- He drew a dim |little parody of Peanuts and identified the author as being Charles |SCHITZ. Puerile and vacuous. Irrelevant and stupid. | |He then recieved a form letter from Schultz' law firm -- he is about |as "emboiled" as is a library patron with a card announcing that a |book is overdue. | |ward | | |*********************************************************** |"I am constantly mystified by this notion of "disagreeing" |with homosexuality -- not unlike disagreeing with Tuesday -- |like it or not, every seven days, there it is -- TUESDAY. | uncle ward |*********************************************************** ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 08:48:01 GMT On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 22:22:00 GMT, putpeel@putpeel.com (Tim And Barb) wrote: >If what you received was a warning I suggest the following: >1. If you want to make a free speech issue of it, find a civil liberties >lawyer with nothing to do. Expect to lose. I do expect to lose the court case. But what I hope to gain is the issue of invisibility of gay characters in mainstream comic strips. I now quote from my essay, "My Pee Nut Agenda": ---begin quote Mainstream comics inevitably play an important role in educating young people about the real world...often portraying a minority in some situation that enlightens the readers as to this character's humanity and normalcy. Both daily and Sunday comics cover, on a regular basis, issues regarding the rights of women, children, people of color, the elderly, the physically and/or mentally challenged, the poor, and various alternative lifestyles. But the coverage of gay people is glaringly absent. "This is wrong, and we must not continue to allow this-and-that excuse of our mainstream comic strip authors, to persist in keeping a blind eye to the gay issue. To imply that this would be "dirty" or "obscene" to children, is a slap in our face. We are neither immoral nor inappropriate with or without children in our presence. Even here in our lovely gay mecca of San Francisco...there is not one single gay comic in either of our two major newspapers. "Newspapers of Amerika: where is your honor, your dignity, your sense of Amerikan values of decency and fair play? Are you really so afraid of Christian fanatics as to toe their party line, at the cost of gay people's annihilation? Until you do the right thing, the heartfelt and respectful thing...which is including a gay-relevant comic strip...our blood, gay blood, will continue to be spilled across your pages, across your headlines, across every newspaper in this troubled, homophobic nation. "For as we raise our children, so bends the tree. And if gays remain invisible to them in our daily comic strips, as well as in other media so influential to young minds...then we cannot expect anything better than future generations fearing and villifying gays. ---end quote >2. Consider yourself warned, flattered by the attention, and drop it. > >My suggestion would be the latter. Your insight and concerned are well appreciated. I do not feel, however, it is my role to cower before what is clearly monstrous and wrong. I am aware of the dangers I have put myself into...and am willing to stand in court for my right to free speech and parody as a gay activist. I think you will find my Pee Nuts site quite intriguing, and I invite you to drop on over! P.S.: In what way is Mr. Schulz a client of yours (may I ask)? --- Charles Schulz's lawyers are after my ass for my gay-rights parody of Peanuts! http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm --- My website kicks (but never licks) butt! http://members.xoom.com/ezekielk/ ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: look@my.sig4address (Magenta) Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 17:19:26 GMT In [[35f8e34f.16999500@nntp.sj.bigger.net>> ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) doth speak: >On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 22:22:00 GMT, putpeel@putpeel.com (Tim And Barb) >wrote: > >>If what you received was a warning I suggest the following: > >>1. If you want to make a free speech issue of it, find a civil liberties >>lawyer with nothing to do. Expect to lose. > >I do expect to lose the court case. But what I hope to gain is the >issue of invisibility of gay characters in mainstream comic strips. I guess you never read "For better or Worse", "Dunesberry", "Bloom County", or "Life in Hell", or watched "The Simpsons". Everything is invisible to someone who is blind. -- +----- Peace & Love, ----+------- Magenta77 (at) AOL (dot) com ------+ | /| /| _ _ _ _-|-_ |"There are more things in heaven and earth,| | / |/ |(_|(_|(/_| )|(_| |...Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." | |_________ _/ __________|_________________--[Hamlet Act I: Scene V]_| ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 22:06:19 GMT On Sat, 12 Sep 1998 17:19:26 GMT, look@my.sig4address (Magenta) wrote: >I guess you never read "For better or Worse", "Dunesberry", "Bloom >County", or "Life in Hell", or watched "The Simpsons". Of course I have. For Better or for Worse gets censored in the majority of newspaper, when it has a gay character. Doonesbury...well, that was quite a few years ago. Bloom County and Life in Hell...no, I don't know about them. The Simpsons, however, has done some good things...but we are speaking here of the Sunday and daily comics in our newspapers. I don't consider it more than tossing us a crumb, when we have a gay character appear in our daily comics once every four or six years...and is censored in over half the papers, anyway. My cause is quite justified...gay visibility on a daily basis in *one of our popular comic strips. >Everything is invisible to someone who is blind. Why is it what whatever you offer up as pearls of wisdom, turn out to resemble rabbit dung-pods? I guess it's because you have "the touch". --- Charles Schulz's lawyers are after my ass for my gay-rights parody of Peanuts! http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm --- My website kicks (but never licks) butt! http://members.xoom.com/ezekielk/ ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: look@my.sig4address (Magenta) Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 22:50:27 GMT In [[35faef02.7350264@nntp.sj.bigger.net>> ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) doth speak: >On Sat, 12 Sep 1998 17:19:26 GMT, look@my.sig4address (Magenta) wrote: > >>I guess you never read "For better or Worse", "Dunesberry", "Bloom >>County", or "Life in Hell", or watched "The Simpsons". > >Of course I have. For Better or for Worse gets censored in the >majority of newspaper, when it has a gay character. Doonesbury...well, >that was quite a few years ago. Bloom County and Life in Hell...no, I >don't know about them. The Simpsons, however, has done some good >things...but we are speaking here of the Sunday and daily comics in >our newspapers. > >I don't consider it more than tossing us a crumb, when we have a gay >character appear in our daily comics once every four or six >years...and is censored in over half the papers, anyway. My cause is >quite justified...gay visibility on a daily basis in *one of our >popular comic strips. Then try "Life in Hell", from Matt Groening, the same guy who does "The Simpsons". It is syndicated in many newspapers, usually as a Sunday only. Two of the main characters are a gay couple named Akbar and Jeff, who wear fezzes with tassels. If you don't have the strip in your paper, I am sure you have seen them before. .=~\ /~=. ,'|-~'--__. .__--'~-|`. / | '' \ / '' | \ + C | | ) + | --' '-- | | l----` '----| | | | | | /`----'\ /`----'\ / \ / \ 'T~T'/\\ //\ /\\ //\'T~T' | \// \Y/ \ / \Y/ \\/ | UJJ--------' '--------UJJ | | | | `---^---' `---^---' | | | | | | | | `===`=== ==='===' .=~\ .=~\ +--__--__-'|-~'--__. +--__--__-'|-~'--__. | '' \ | '' \ C | C | | --' | --' | l----` | l----` _ ._____| |_____. _ _ ._____| |_____. _ C_'-| `----' |-'_3 C_'-| `----' |-'_3 C .-|___ ___|-. 3 C .-|___ ___|-. 3 ~ |/\ //\ //\| ~ ~ |\\ //\ //\| ~ | \\/ \\/ \| | \\/ \\/ \| .__L___________L_. /~\ .__L___________L_. /~\ /~\_| |_| | /~\_| |_| | | |-| |-| | | |-| |-| | | | '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' `-' | | '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' `-' '~' '~' Even without "Life in Hell" your cause is NOT justified, as has been explained to you repeatedly. THe simple fact that the Peanuts does not address gay issues does NOT mean it is anti-gay. As John pointed out, you never mention all of the Gypsies who died in the Holocaust, does that mean you are anti-Gypsy? PLUS, you took copyrighted characters, used them to slander their creator, and then demanded money if someone used your derivative creation. That is NOT "fair use". -- +----- Peace & Love, ----+------- Magenta77 (at) AOL (dot) com ------+ | /| /| _ _ _ _-|-_ |"There are more things in heaven and earth,| | / |/ |(_|(_|(/_| )|(_| |...Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." | |_________ _/ __________|_________________--[Hamlet Act I: Scene V]_| ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1998 20:57:42 GMT On Sat, 12 Sep 1998 22:50:27 GMT, look@my.sig4address (Magenta) wrote: >Then try "Life in Hell", from Matt Groening, the same guy who does >"The Simpsons". It is syndicated in many newspapers, usually as a >Sunday only. Two of the main characters are a gay couple named Akbar >and Jeff, who wear fezzes with tassels. If you don't have the strip in >your paper, I am sure you have seen them before. They are not in the Sunday comics, or in the daily...and I certainly would like to see that. Plus: I have never seem them discuss the gay issue. What's their problem, afraid to come out of the closet all the way? What have they got to lose? --- Charles Schulz's lawyers are after my ass for my gay-rights parody of Peanuts! http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm --- My website kicks (but never licks) butt! http://members.xoom.com/ezekielk/ ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: jmnorthw@gte.uce_is_icky.net (J. Northwood) Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 23:49:05 GMT On Sat, 12 Sep 1998 22:06:19 GMT, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) wrote: >Of course I have. For Better or for Worse gets censored in the >majority of newspaper, when it has a gay character. Ballocks. >Doonesbury...well, that was quite a few years ago. The last "Mark and Chase" strip was less than a week ago. >Bloom County and Life in Hell...no, I don't know about them. Or care to learn, obviously. >The Simpsons, however, has done some good >things...but we are speaking here of the Sunday and daily comics in >our newspapers. Yes -- like Doonesbury, For Better or Worse and so forth. >I don't consider it more than tossing us a crumb, when we have a gay >character appear in our daily comics once every four or six >years... Or almost weekly, as in the case of Doonesbury. >and is censored in over half the papers, anyway. Wow. Over half. Maybe in the midwest. Maybe. >My cause is >quite justified...gay visibility on a daily basis in *one of our >popular comic strips. Fine. Then write one, syndicate it and demand that it be carried. If you can't, or won't, then shut up. >Why is it what whatever you offer up as pearls of wisdom, turn out to >resemble rabbit dung-pods? I guess it's because you have "the touch". Pot. Kettle. Herr Krahlin. ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1998 20:57:43 GMT On Sat, 12 Sep 1998 23:49:05 GMT, jmnorthw@gte.uce_is_icky.net (J. Northwood) wrote: >Then write one, syndicate it and demand that it be carried. There are already plenty of gay comic authors that could easily be syndicated by any mainstream newspaper. I am pushing for them to do that. >If you can't, or won't, then shut up. Oh, I see: I must abide by your rules, or just drop out, eh? What a logical belief system! What I am doing, is pressuring society to syndicate one of our present cartoonists, into mainstream daily and Sunday comics. This is essentially accomplishing the same thing, as trying to syndicate my own...plus, is more likely to happen long before I could ever have my own regular comic strip. >Pot. Kettle. Herr Krahlin. The only people who care what you say, are twisted in their own souls. Enjoy your fan club while it lasts. --- Charles Schulz's lawyers are after my ass for my gay-rights parody of Peanuts! http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm --- My website kicks (but never licks) butt! http://members.xoom.com/ezekielk/ ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: jmnorthw@gte.uce_is_icky.net (J. Northwood) Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1998 22:25:51 GMT On Sun, 13 Sep 1998 20:57:43 GMT, ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) wrote: >On Sat, 12 Sep 1998 23:49:05 GMT, jmnorthw@gte.uce_is_icky.net (J. >Northwood) wrote: >>Then write one, syndicate it and demand that it be carried. >There are already plenty of gay comic authors that could easily be >syndicated by any mainstream newspaper. I am pushing for them to do >that. Ah. So by demonizing artists (those who create comics are called artists, little one), you seek understanding of the need to reach out to homosexuals in the comics? >>If you can't, or won't, then shut up. >Oh, I see: I must abide by your rules, or just drop out, eh? No. I'd just like to see you -- just _once_ -- put your money where your mouth is. >What a logical belief system! I think so. >What I am doing, is pressuring society to >syndicate one of our present cartoonists, into mainstream daily and >Sunday comics. This is essentially accomplishing the same thing, as >trying to syndicate my own...plus, is more likely to happen long >before I could ever have my own regular comic strip. IOW, you don't even want to try. >>Pot. Kettle. Herr Krahlin. >The only people who care what you say, are twisted in their own souls. >Enjoy your fan club while it lasts. Frankly, you pathetic wretch, I don't care one way or another about "fan clubs". You and your little Cherry pal are more than welcome to go your merry way, but don't expect to spit your venom without it being detoxified. ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: desalvo@monitor.net (John De Salvio) Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 08:02:28 -0700 In article <6t9jdq$m7i$2@news.ncal.verio.com>, putpeel@putpeel.com (Tim And Barb) wrote: > Mr. Schulz is a client of mine and I can Assure you he is a bastard when it > comes to this kind of issue. He has simply CRUSHED individuals in similar > instances. This is a guy with so much clout in the courts that when an > employee of his SHOT to DEATH her husband, in Schulz's private studio, she was > acquitted. He personally testified to her distress, and the torment by the > dead guy. There were 4 witnesses, and when the police arrived she literally > had the gun in her hand. A client, eh? In what capacity? If I get the transcripts of the court case, what do you think I will find? Do you REALLY think Schulz got the woman acquitted solely by his "clout"? My "clout" is that I can get the transcripts immediately. Now, what were you saying? -- John NOTE: "From" address is deliberately wrong. My correct e-mail address is: desalvio["AT" SYMBOL]monitor.net ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: "James Doemer" Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 22:21:39 -0400 Well I doubt that the transcripts are going to reflect that the woman was aquitted by Mr. Shultz's clout, but it would be interesting to see that case, if it's not too much trouble to get the transcripts. John De Salvio wrote in message ... >In article <6t9jdq$m7i$2@news.ncal.verio.com>, putpeel@putpeel.com (Tim >And Barb) wrote: > >> Mr. Schulz is a client of mine and I can Assure you he is a bastard when it >> comes to this kind of issue. He has simply CRUSHED individuals in similar >> instances. This is a guy with so much clout in the courts that when an >> employee of his SHOT to DEATH her husband, in Schulz's private studio, >she was >> acquitted. He personally testified to her distress, and the torment by the >> dead guy. There were 4 witnesses, and when the police arrived she literally >> had the gun in her hand. > >A client, eh? In what capacity? > >If I get the transcripts of the court case, what do you think I will find? >Do you REALLY think Schulz got the woman acquitted solely by his "clout"? > >My "clout" is that I can get the transcripts immediately. > >Now, what were you saying? > >-- >John > >NOTE: "From" address is deliberately wrong. >My correct e-mail address is: > >desalvio["AT" SYMBOL]monitor.net ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: jayteefl@aol.com (JayTeeFL) Date: 12 Sep 1998 10:03:52 GMT In article <35fd1e45.5713422@news.hi.net>, wstewart@hi.net (Ward Stewart) writes: >He then recieved a form letter from Schultz' law firm -- he is about >as "emboiled" as is a library patron with a card announcing that a >book is overdue. furthermore, he IS guilty of copywright infringement. prince jace <----- an artist...who has signed an agreement with his employer that THEY own the rights to work i create for them using their tools. do i *like* selling away my rights like that? no...not at all. but i knew going in exactly what that piece of paper meant when i signed it. http://members.aol.com/jayteefl/ "we're one, but we're not the same...we get to carry each other..." ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: "DRS" Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 23:33:24 +1000 JayTeeFL wrote in message <1998091210035200.GAA00936@ladder03.news.aol.com>... :In article <35fd1e45.5713422@news.hi.net>, wstewart@hi.net (Ward Stewart) :writes: : :>He then recieved a form letter from Schultz' law firm -- he is about :>as "emboiled" as is a library patron with a card announcing that a :>book is overdue. : :furthermore, he IS guilty of copywright infringement. Actually, I think the fruitcake has a case. -- Beware of the Spam-Dog ======== Subject: Re: Schulz's Attorneys charged me w/copyright infringement. Seek help. From: ezekieljk@my-dejanews.com (Ezekiel Krahlin) Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 15:44:11 GMT On 12 Sep 1998 10:03:52 GMT, jayteefl@aol.com (JayTeeFL) wrote: >furthermore, he IS guilty of copywright infringement. No matter how heavily protected is an artist's copyright or trademark...he does *not have any legal assertion over censoring a parody of *any work that he has originated. (That is, under the artistic "fair use" laws here in the United States.) --- Charles Schulz's lawyers are after my ass for my gay-rights parody of Peanuts! http://www.2xtreme.net/jwd/k6/copyrite.htm --- My website kicks (but never licks) butt! http://members.xoom.com/ezekielk/