🐮 Lolcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / Russell Greee / Russle / Brothel Prince / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

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I'm not sure if I knew this before, but it's mind boggling he drove SEVEN hours ONE WAY to get to Winnemucca. But maybe that's because I live in Europe and if I were to drive 7h one way, I'd leave my country, drive through two more and end up in a third one.
Euros really don't understand how big America is. This isn't an outlier--there are many, many places where driving 7 hours doesn't get you outside of 1 state. Nevada isn't even congested, that's mostly straight highway.

It also reinforces how shitty Russ is to complain that he can't get 5 locals to astroturf a brothel petition. He complains that it's hard to drive in to Winnemucca to campaign, and it is, because he is not local at all. He wants to radically alter the nature of a town he doesn't live in, and thinks he should be able to without any connection to the community.

It would be like you complaining that it's hard to get a political initiative going three countries over; humans have no shared community, roots, or interests when separated by that kind of distance.

(It's a little odd that Nevada lets him launch a statewide petition on his own, instead of requiring a similar committee. But the higher requirements for statewide acceptance act as the main barrier for that situation.)
 
Greer v. Aguilar ECF 14
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EMERGENCY motions are back on the menu!
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There may be a man in this world that Greer hates more than Josh Moon, a successful and living brothel owner.
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"Why can't I travel to a Nevada township I don't have any connection to, demand reform that effects only those townspeople, and then fuck off back to my Las Vegas apartment?"
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Hahahahaha what the fuck happened here Russ? Did GreerGPT crash?
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Hardin should yet again note this for the next "widdle wetard" backtrack.
 
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It's no wonder the guy is barred from every whorehouse in Nevada. Everything about him disgusts me. It must be ten times worse for a sex worker.
If there were a Sleazy Creep Olympics Russhole would take Gold every year. Imagine every brothel in an entire state (an establishment aimed at creeps so sleazy no woman would willingly have sex with them) bans you because you're too sleazy a creep even for the sleazy creep establishment.
 
If there were a Sleazy Creep Olympics Russhole would take Gold every year. Imagine every brothel in an entire state (an establishment aimed at creeps so sleazy no woman would willingly have sex with them) bans you because you're too sleazy a creep even for the sleazy creep establishment.
I've always suspected many of his bans have more to do with lack of adequate payment (the $$ when it costs $$$$) than with anything else. Money talks, bullshit walks, and we know what Russ spews.
 
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Of note is that this is incorrect. The defense has 60 days to repond because he sued Aguilar in his official capacity. That means Aguilar has 30 more days to respond.
 
Jeezuz all this bus sperging... Greer literally showed his rental car in pictures of his other brothel nostalgia visits..why would anyone think he did anything else other than take his rental car to Winnemucca? He didnt book a Greyhound bus trip on the very same day of his super important case hearing in Greer v Moon and then spend the night in a motel just to walk to the hearing the next day at noon. He fucking drove.

Transportation expenses are the cost of his rental + gas for the month, not bus tickets.

Come on, you know autists can't give up the chance to discuss an obscure tangent in full detail. If they didn't, I would question their commitment to autism.
 
Debt is a funny way to spell "dick" even for Russ's gimpy fingers.



I'm not one to naively say everything in the past was better, but the glory days of interstate train travel you see in so many old movies with smartly dressed people, private drawing rooms, white tablecloths...I'd also love to be able to zap back and ride the 20th Century Limited or the Super Chief and feel like Cary fucking Grant or something.

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Do a search for the Hiawatha Skytop Lounge Car. They were cars at the end of the Hiawatha train, back in the Art Deco era, where the rear of them is shaped kind of like a dome with a series of windows for the view. They were the pinnacle of luxury on rails back in the day and very unique cars.
 
"The lot has sat empty, the locals lament the demolition."

That really wasn't meant in the way he thinks it was.

The small desert town thought they'd blown their once-in-a-lifetime chance to have their very own megabrothel. They had all but given up hope. But now comes the savior they never knew they needed. Unnerving, damp, vaguely ratlike. To lead them into a new golden age of... Prostitopia.
 
Somebody who had decent reviews on one of those whoremonger review websites.

For some reason, I am shocked they exist, even though, logically, I know I shouldn't be.

Debt is a funny way to spell "dick" even for Russ's gimpy fingers.

Do we have decent pictures of his hands that show this deformity? I've don't think I've ever seen this.
 
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Of note is that this is incorrect. The defense has 60 days to repond because he sued Aguilar in his official capacity. That means Aguilar has 30 more days to respond.
But Aguilar is a state official, not a United States official, my reading of Rule 12 seems to indicate that would only apply if Greee were to sue someone like Marco Rubio. And I didn't see a local District of Nevada rule that contradicts that.
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The small desert town thought they'd blown their once-in-a-lifetime chance to have their very own megabrothel. They had all but given up hope. But now comes the savior they never knew they needed. Unnerving, damp, vaguely ratlike. To lead them into a new golden age of... Prostitopia.
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“I am Russell Greer, and I’m here to ask you a question.”
Is a brothel pimp not entitled to the fruits of his labour?
“No!” says the man in Washington. “That’s sex trafficking.”
“No!” says the man in the Vatican. “That’s sin.”
“No!” says the man in Moscow. “That’s our business model.”

I rejected those answers. I chose something different.
I chose the impossible. I chose… Prostitopia.

A city where eminent domain would not fear the landowner.
Where the investors wouldn't pull out.
Where the Swiftie would not be constrained by the Prosecutor.

And with the sweat of your brow, Prostitopia will become your city as well."
 
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Russell Greer considers himself to be the State of Nevada

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Bros, will Russ wield the grand and intoxicating power of State of Nevada to kill us, Kiwis?
 
But Aguilar is a state official, not a United States official, my reading of Rule 12 seems to indicate that would only apply if Greee were to sue someone like Marco Rubio. And I didn't see a local District of Nevada rule that contradicts that.
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My predicated AI agrees with you:

Prompt: "How many days does an individuals acting in their capacity as an official of the state of Nevada have to respond to a properly served lawsuit in the US district court of Nevada?"

Response:

An individual acting in their official capacity for the State of Nevada has 21 days to respond to a properly served lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada.

This deadline is governed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), which dictate the procedural timelines across all federal district courts. Specifically, FRCP Rule 12(a)(1)(A)(i) mandates that a standard defendant must serve an answer or a responsive motion within 21 days after being formally served with the summons and complaint.

Key Distinctions and Exceptions​

State vs. Federal Court Rules: It is common to conflate federal and state procedural timelines. If the lawsuit had been filed in a Nevada state court, Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) § 41.0341 and the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure (NRCP) Rule 12(a)(2) would grant state agencies and state officials 45 days to respond. However, because the action is in federal court, the FRCP's procedural rules govern the proceedings and preempt the state's extended 45-day timeline.

State vs. Federal Officials: While FRCP Rule 12(a)(2) and 12(a)(3) grant an extended 60-day response period to the United States and its federal agencies, officers, or employees, this privilege is strictly limited to the federal government. It does not apply to state officers or state government entities.

Waiver of Service: If the state official formally agrees to waive service of process under FRCP Rule 4(d) rather than requiring the plaintiff to execute formal service, the deadline to respond is automatically extended to 60 days from the date the request for a waiver was sent.
 
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