I am so tired of the BR trolls coming here and libeling Suzanne Collins

Hint: "Well, they sure look the same to ME!" is not "proof."

Oh, really? Then you'd better talk to George Harrison, who was successfully sued for plagiarism for "My Sweet Lord" or the authors of Fail Safe, who had to settle out of court when they were sued by the author of Red Alert. Or the other countless cases where people were successfully sued for plagiarism. I don't recall any "proof" required in those cases , just enough similarities between the works in question to allow a judge to make a decision on whether a infringement happened or not.

But I understand your confusion. You seem to be under the delusion that civil cases like this work like criminal cases, where there HAS to be enough hard evidence (forensics, signed confessions, etc.)to make a decision one way or the other about someone's guilt. That's not how civil cases work.

I've to see any "proof" that would stand up in a U.S. court of law, a Japanese court, or even a Somalian court.

Plenty of articles have pointed out the many similarities between both THG and BR. If you choose to be willfully ignorant and ignore them (right down to characters and plot points), that's your problem, but don't confuse your pig-headedness for "lack of proof."

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