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|    Democrat Choices to All    |
|    Nigger agitator Al Sharpton's prostitute    |
|    09 Dec 18 00:07:52    |
      XPost: alt.politics.democrats, alt.niggers, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       XPost: sac.politics       From: democratchoices@cnn.com              She is her father’s daughter.              Dominique Sharpton, daughter of shakedown artist Al Sharpton,       scored a $95,000 settlement from the city over a sprained ankle       — even though she had posted snaps of herself on social media       climbing a mountain in Bali and strutting around in high heels       just seven months after the fall.              It took nearly four years, but de?Blasio administration lawyers       finally threw in the towel in the case.              “After a thorough evaluation, we determined that settling this       case was in the best interest of the city,” said a spokesman for       the city Law Department.              The 32-year-old Brooklyn resident, who is the eldest daughter of       the activist and TV host, sued the city in April 2015 for $5       million after “severely” injuring her right leg on cracked       pavement crossing Broadway at Broome Street in 2014.              “I sprained my ankle real bad lol,” she wrote in an Instagram       post after the Oct.?2, 2014, stumble.              Her suit said she was in “permanent physical pain,” but the fall       didn’t stop her from wearing high heels, mounting a ladder to       decorate a Christmas tree and even hiking for two hours up a       mountain during a girls getaway to Indonesia in May 2016.              She posted snaps of herself performing the feats on social media.              The case was settled after the city admitted it was aware of the       cracked pavement in the crosswalk but did nothing to fix it.              Reached by phone Friday, Dominique Sharpton wasn’t even aware       that a deal had been reached.              “I don’t really know the particulars at this time,” she told The       Post.              Her lawyer, John Elefterakis, said the “case was always about       fair compensation for Ms. Sharpton’s ankle injury, which we       contend was a result of the city’s negligence.”              “Despite unfair treatment in the press, this settlement reflects       the reasonableness of Ms. Sharpton, who was willing to settle       her meritorious claim for a fair amount based on all factors,”       he said.              The deal comes after Sharpton missed four scheduled depositions       over six months in 2016, causing city lawyer Michelle Fox to       gripe that the plaintiff “stymied the city’s efforts to litigate       this matter.”              Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Margaret Chan gave Sharpton one       last chance to show up or else see her case dismissed.              When Sharpton sat for a grilling in July 2016, she admitted she       changed into party clothes and attended a two-hour gospel       concert for her father’s 60th birthday hours after the incident.              She didn’t break any bones but underwent surgery for ligament       tears. Still, the injuries didn’t prevent her from visiting her       fiancé in Miami, dancing with her dad in New Orleans, working       out and touring the       country in a play — all activities she detailed in her       deposition.              The payout surprised legal experts.              “That sounds like a very generous settlement under the       circumstances,” said Elizabeth Eilender, an experienced       Manhattan litigator not involved in the case.              And one longtime personal-injury attorney asked incredulously,       “For a sprained ankle they paid $95,000?”              “Sounds like a f-?-king de Blasio administration settlement to       me. It’s really worth about half that, not even, maybe $25,000       or $35,000,” said the lawyer, who asked not to be identified.              The legal shakedown resembles Al Sharpton’s reported use of       boycott threats against large companies like McDonald’s and       Macy’s to generate large donations.              https://nypost.com/2018/12/07/sharptons-daughter-gets-95k-       settlement-for-sprained-ankle/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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