The meme-stealers at FuckJerry are getting sued by a Twitter user

Coker’s lawyer, Scott Burroughs, tells Vulture that his firm, Doniger/Burroughs, has “a number of clients with claims” against FuckJerry, and, goddamned, we are just shivering with anticipation over here. The goons at FuckJerry call the lawsuit “frivolous,” saying that “we intend to defend it vigorously.” That’s no doubt true, and their deep pockets will surely help them in that endeavor. As more lawsuits are filed, however, it might not be so easy to silence their critics. That said, that is something they’re quite adept at, having previously worked to scrub social media of any and all negative Fyre Fest content in the weeks leading up to its collapse.

The lawsuit includes Coker’s original content, as well as how it was repurposed by FuckJerry to shill its vile swill, and you can see that below. In the complaint, Coker alleges that he sent messages to FuckJerry about the post but didn’t receive a response.

It’ll be a while before this thing goes to court, obviously, but there’s plenty to do in the meantime, like watch this Vic Berger video about FuckJerry’s practices that Tebele fought like hell to get removed.