For a long time, I have always had a point of view, that is, the legal department of Deyun Club is the most cowardly unit.
Why? That is, whenever Guo Degang and Deyun Club were illegally infringed, their legal departments did not protect the legitimate rights and interests of the parties and did not perform their duties seriously. Two of the most typical of these are:
One is that a female blogger named "Flower Butterfly" framed Yue Yunpeng a few years ago.2 There was a lot of uproar at the time. This person claimed to be willing to do DNA with Yue Yunpeng, but later had to admit that she was hype.
The result of the matter can be summed up in four big golden words, that is: no more.
Another incident is that a blogger spread rumors that Guo Degang had an affair with a beautiful Peking Opera actor, but later the blogger also deleted the post and apologized.
As everyone knows, neither Yue Yunpeng nor Guo Degang took up legal weapons to protect their legitimate rights and interests. Because of these two things, two evil consequences have been caused:
One is that even big celebrities and rich people like Guo Degang and Yue Yunpeng dare not sue the rumor-mongers, so for ordinary people, the difficulty of litigation can be imagined
From this point of view, celebrities dare not defend their legitimate rights and interests, and their exemplary role is very bad.
Second, because these two things have formed an illusion for everyone, that is, it is not necessary to bear legal responsibility for slandering and framing big celebrities such as Guo Degang and Yue Yunpeng
Because no matter how you spread rumors, they won't take care of you, so some people regard scolding Lao Guo and Deyun Club as a kind of business.
Here I particularly agree with Mr. Cao Yunjin's approach, that is, to report to the police in time for rumors with conclusive evidence.
However, a recent incident related to Deyun Club may go through the judicial process, and I personally think that this matter is particularly meaningful. Here's what happened:
There is a blogger named San Moumou, who went to Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province two days ago to buy tickets to watch a performance of Deyun Club. During this period, he released a message that the attendance rate of the show was very low and he did not buy tickets in the later stage.
After that, Gangsi (Guo Degang's fan) blogger Feng Moumou said: After checking with the organizer, the news of San Moumou is untrue, and it should be regarded as a deliberate rumor.
At the same time, Feng also told everyone: The organizer made it clear that it reserves the relevant judicial responsibility to investigate the rumor-mongers.
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In other words, it is not excluded that the organizer will file a lawsuit against the blogger in the near future. My thoughts on this matter are:
First, is it right that San Moumou is right, or Feng is right, or the organizer is right, because I am not at the scene, I don't make any judgments.
Second, if there is a lawsuit, the facts must prevail. As far as I know, there will be audio and video recordings of such performances, and ticket sales will also be recorded, so it is easy to verify what the attendance rate is. Therefore, if this lawsuit is really fought, it is not difficult to find out who is right and who is wrong.
Third, I warmly welcome that this lawsuit can really happen. As a melon-eating masses, it is a trivial matter for individuals to watch the excitement, but it is a major matter to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of citizens and teams.
Now putting aside the organizers, just judging from the news of the three bloggers and Feng's point of view, they are opposed.
If San Moumou wins the lawsuit between San Moumou and the organizer, Feng Moumou's point of view can be refuted, and San Moumou can also file a lawsuit against Feng in accordance with the law.