September 11, 2017
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In this video I discuss the nonsense lawsuit that "youtuber" Akilah Obviously, has brought against youtuber Sargon of Akkad. This is clearly a desperate attempt to cash in on her failing regressive youtube channel. However, in this video I explain why I think Sargon has a decent shot at winning if he decides not to settle. Essentially Sargon's video legally speaking should be seen like John Oliver's and Now this segment, which is something that is a part of his overall show but can exist as a satire separate from the whole episode. The Oliver segment like Sargon's video is a series of edited clips meant to match the title. In my opinion Sargon can & will win this case if he opts to defend himself strengthening Fair use protections for all.
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Akilah's terrible explanation video
John Oliver Segment Referenced
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