Anonymous wrote:Doxxing has always been a tried and true tactic of the left, going all the way back to the 60's.

Very few on the right side of the political spectrum ever do it, the lone exceptions being the anti-abortion nutters, who made the addresses and phone numbers of doctors who perform abortions available to their throngs.

Are you suggesting Republicans don’t do this? If so i have a Virginia candidate to introduce you to.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/28/us/politics/cia-officer-house-election-super-pac.html

Phone numbers and home addresses: not that what he did was a good thing, but how did he break the law?

Doxxing has always been a tried and true tactic of the left, going all the way back to the 60's.

Very few on the right side of the political spectrum ever do it, the lone exceptions being the anti-abortion nutters, who made the addresses and phone numbers of doctors who perform abortions available to their throngs.

Anonymous wrote:Lib here who's glad they nailed him, and hopes they do the same to the people who did this to Christine Blasey Ford.

It's not okay.

I agree. I do have a question though. Is doxxing illegal?

Anonymous wrote:NP. What exactly did this guy do? The article says this: “his arrest followed the posting on Wikipedia of personal details, including home addresses and phone numbers, of Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch, both of Utah.”

If all he did was post the home addresses and phone numbers of three senators online, that doesn’t seem like a big deal. Was he posting actual personal information like their health histories or credit card statements?

You're right.

Post your name, address and phone number. Prove to all of us how it's no big deal.


Big talker.....

Good that he is being held accountable. This is unacceptable.

-Democrat

What he did was wrong
Signed
A Democrat

Good, lock him up.
- liberal

Anonymous wrote:Lib here who's glad they nailed him, and hopes they do the same to the people who did this to Christine Blasey Ford.

It's not okay.

+1000!

Lib here who's glad they nailed him, and hopes they do the same to the people who did this to Christine Blasey Ford.

It's not okay.

NP. What exactly did this guy do? The article says this: “his arrest followed the posting on Wikipedia of personal details, including home addresses and phone numbers, of Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch, both of Utah.”

If all he did was post the home addresses and phone numbers of three senators online, that doesn’t seem like a big deal. Was he posting actual personal information like their health histories or credit card statements?

^^ sorry! Clearly autocorrect is having issues with “doxxing”

I’ll be the first lib you hate on this thread. He should not have dozed them. But part of me is glad he did. And hear me out before you tell me I’m evil.

Doxxing has become way too common and it’s getting dangerous. See also the Parkland kid who was swatted. Ford was dosed and Twitter left her info up for more than a day. It’s time for Congress to take this seriously before people are killed. Hold Twitter’s feet to the fire and fine them for every minute they leave a doxxing up after it is reported. Hold site civilly and criminally liable for any harm that comes from doxxing on their sites. You want to profit FFX Underground or 4Chan? You deal with the consequences of not moderating. And go after the people who dozed Ford and the Parkland *kids* FFS as hard as they do people who doxx them.

The doxxing has gotten out of control. And Trumpkins do not exactly have clean hands here either. If it takes members of Congress being dodged to get them to act, I can live with that.

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Anonymous wrote:Dems stop at nothing these days- what a shame!

Um, your President also doxxed Lindsey Graham.

Including exposing his FrequentShopperz account number at Dress Barn. Nice job, Trump.

My guess is he shopped for his mother.

Yeah, y'know how guys are always shopping for their mother. #ConfirmedBachelor

He was an orphan at the age of 21 when his parents died 15 months apart. He had to raise his 13 yr old sister. Still managed to serve his country and get a law degree.

I could give a flying flip that he is gay. I used to live in SC though and sadly he was my Senator. And republicans there care.

Good for him raising little sis and getting a law degree and serving before don’t ask don’t tell. He’s still an evil SOB.

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Anonymous wrote:Are they going to arrest Trump for announcing Lindsey Graham’s cell phone number at a rally?

Lindsey Graham said the other day about his phone number being leaked.... that isn’t the issue. He got a new phone number. It’s the address that is problematic.

Absolutely. It's easy to change ohine numbers. Not as easy to change addresses.

And addresses are top secret somehow? It’s. It exactly hard to find where cabinet members and senators and congressmen live.