The Peoples Court Judge Marilyn Milian Says Everyone Is Guilty

What do the Government Bailout, Mortgage Companies, and Internet Marketing Companies have in common? Check it out for yourself!

The peoples Court Judge Marilyn Milian Says Everyone Is Guilty on this May 21, 2009 airing.

The lawsuit involved a guy who "invested" $3,800 in an internet marketing business which provided training and products. Recruiting is involved and the guy admitted he didn't join the business to recruit but to get the training and one-to-one mentoring he thought his money purchased.

The internet marketing guy has recruited over 20 people, claims he works 16-18 hours a day and has done so for over a year and is now making $400,000/year.

Judge Milian calls the internet business guy a scammer and says the plaintiff is just as guilty, then she starts ranting about the Government Bailout, Mortgage companies, and others who want to sell something without any personal responsibility.

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[WistfulProductions]

Amen sister!!

[ZydaineChristiansen]

WOW She's deep!

[zackattack15ful]

after watching that, all i can say is WOW LOL

[jqdsilva]

She couldn't be more dead on.

[spacepatrolman]

a woman from new jersey said she doesnt like spics because they through bloody tampons on the floor in the ladies room and a lawyer from new jersey named edwin flores has 3 offices because there are so many spics that are rapists murders and drug pushers flores liked to hang around with a guy named guy kellog because he was good at getting girls to have sex something flores wasnt very good at when kellog said he was going to talk his girlfriend pam into blowing him tonight flores was impressed

[Phoaenix]

@carl22069 You need a brain.

[Divigen]

@schniv

lol have fun with that.

[Divigen]

@schniv

yeah, she dislikes frivolous lawsuits, who doesn't enjoy wasting tax payers money!

Moron.

[Pachecure]

@gcg1599 Like you have all the facts before you, and she somehow missed that? Grow up.

[pekau]

There is a truth to what she is saying. But like gcg1599 says, it is not relevant to the court.

But still, it's good to point it out especially when there is nothing left to argue. (Filler to make the show last, I guess) and if that speech can smack some sense out of them... even if the chances are highly unlikely, I think it will do more good than harm. The foundation of America' early economical success is that people will work hard to achieve their goals without gov. interference.