Steve Marshall - Alabama attorney general defending a criminal pharmacist who spent 3 years in federal prison for selling online illegal drugs Montgomery Alabama

 For how many years have the team engaging in bullying been slandering my name and harassing me while they protect the interests of unethical businesses and employers? They forget that I have civil rights also. But to them they seem to think I don’t have any civil rights! It feels like an endless cycle of mistreatment, where these individuals continuously undermine my experiences. Even more frustrating is their tendency to dismiss my legitimate criticisms by suggesting that I am merely playing the victim card. To accuse someone of seeking sympathy or attention when they are genuinely affected by poor business practices is not only inaccurate but also deeply hurtful. This behavior not only invalidates my narrative but also reveals a troubling lack of understanding regarding the realities of those who face exploitation and mistreatment at the hands of unscrupulous enterprises. It is disheartening to see their relentless attacks and unfounded claims, which only serve to perpetuate the very issues I am trying to bring to light.

 The Alabama attorney general, a position that holds significant power and influence within the state, has not taken any actions that would address my grievances or provide me with the justice I seek. Despite my numerous attempts to reach out for assistance, I have received no support or intervention whatsoever. Furthermore, it is deeply concerning that the unethical and dishonest businesses that have caused me harm continue to operate without facing any repercussions for their actions. People get promoted to higher positions. In the consumer department of the attorney general office. Having done nothing for victims of bad businesses. This lack of accountability not only affects me but also raises questions about the effectiveness and responsiveness of the attorney general's office in protecting the rights and welfare of its citizens. It is disheartening to witness such inaction, especially when there are clear instances of wrongdoing that deserve attention and remedy. I feel neglected and frustrated, as it seems that those who should be standing up for the people are not fulfilling their duties to ensure justice is served.