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What?
You think I have to go to your country and sue you there? Collection would have some hoops, but obviously Americans can sue non-Americans. But your courts really wouldn't be involved at all. Unless to cooperate with America.
I don't understand why you're making assumptions and trying to start an argument, when you self admittedly aren't American and completely unaware of how our legal process works.
If you don't know about this, why don't you want to ask questions and learn?
https://legalclarity.org/can-you-sue-someone-from-another-country/
i see your law knowledge also comes from comics 😂
https://legalclarity.org/can-you-sue-someone-from-another-country/
I can try to find something easier to read, but I didn't find any actual comics.
What are you having difficulty with in that link?
The most relevant bit is this:
You're on a US based social media website, it would not be difficult at all to have a lawsuit based on an exchange here heard in American courts.
You could ignore it, but then you'd almost certainly lose and have to fight collections.
But if I'm not doing a good enough job explaining, you're probably better off reading the full article
Lemmy.zip is managed by DotZip Ltd, a UK based company. You are not stating facts in your comments.