Sometimes The Bad Guys Win

"At midnight www.letterstodavenavarro.com will launch with all the SEO force I can muster." I searched for "dave navarro", and could not find the site in the first 100 results. There's a famous "dave navarro" that takes most of the results. So I am not sure Dave's reputation did get that much trouble.

Anthony is mentally ill. This is what restraining orders are made for.

<a href="http://letterstodavenavarro.com/" rel="nofollow">http://letterstodavenavarro.com/</a> MeanSite1<p><a href="http://saltydroid.info/naomi-dunfords-death-threats-and-hate.." rel="nofollow">http://saltydroid.info/naomi-dunfords-death-threats-and-hate...</a>. (This is MeanSite2)<p><a href="http://saltydroid.info/letter-to-two-dave-navarros/" rel="nofollow">http://saltydroid.info/letter-to-two-dave-navarros/</a> more background<p>I stand behind my comment from the original post here. Her account was fictionalised to the point of not being recognisable. The other side of the story could have be its own fiction for all I care, but this isn't about a strong successful woman. It's about some fundie religious guy stalking his brother to prevent a divorce caused by allegedly falling into the "internet marketing lifestyle" that MeanSite2 rallies against.<p>Internet drama is a great way to relax at night.<p>Edit: And after upon further reflection this Dave Navarro fellow didn't like his life and found a new family unit online, which includes our heroine. Not agreeing with the fundie's methods (which do seem psychotic) but it does seem this guy ditched his family for the fast and furious world of internet marketing.

That's probably the most terrifying thing I've ever read.

Not to be the guy who takes it there, but religion isn't always just a harmless quirk (if you consider a willful disregard for facts a harmless quirk).

&#62; No, I can’t sue anybody because nothing that has been done publicly is in violation of any enforceable law<p>I'm not specifically familiar with Canadian law, but isn't its legal system descended from and greatly influences by English common law (well, except for Quebec)? There should be a few common law tort causes of action that would work here.

This is terrible.<p>If I were Dave, I would post on a website "Please forgive my brother Anthony. He is mentally ill and unfortunately given the current laws, there is nothing I can do to help him."

That is pretty scary.

And people think I'm weird for refusing to be in a Real Relationship (tm).<p>... or publishing my home address/real name online.<p>The world is full of crazy people.

That's crazy. As I was reading it, I thought it was a joke or a publicity stunt it's so crazy