2018-03-08 - Victoria Jones: "This information has not been authorized to be released"

[Anonymus Fluhre]

He's actually a licensed lawyer.



Samuel Collingwood Smith is neither a solicitor nor a barrister.

True, but he likes to play make believe online that he is something.

 

[Bani]

Why do people make such a big deal out of getting doxed anyway? Do they genuinely think some sort of internet lynch mob is going to kick down their door and beat the shit out of them?

So your reputation is tarnished and some jackasses start blowing up your phone with . Big whoop.

Doxing only has serious consequences (like getting fired) if the person in question has done something truly depraved or socially unacceptable online. And at that point, the "victim" is probably more to blame for their problems than the doxers are.

 

[The Manglement]

Why do people make such a big deal out of getting doxed anyway? Do they genuinely think some sort of internet lynch mob is going to kick down their door and beat the shit out of them?

So your reputation is tarnished and some jackasses start blowing up your phone with . Big whoop.

Doxing only has serious consequences (like getting fired) if the person in question has done something truly depraved or socially unacceptable online. And at that point, the "victim" is probably more to blame for their problems than the doxers are.

It's hard to be a victim if nothing bad actually happens to you. They have to constantly persecuted to get those sweet patreon bucks, but actual persecution is unpleasant, so they just complain constantly about evil transmisogynist doxers.

 

[Irwin M. Felcher]

Lol they misspelled Massachusetts.

Maybe they changed the name for International Women's Day?

 

[Liquid Hot Smegma]

Why do people make such a big deal out of getting doxed anyway? Do they genuinely think some sort of internet lynch mob is going to kick down their door and beat the shit out of them?

So your reputation is tarnished and some jackasses start blowing up your phone with . Big whoop.

Doxing only has serious consequences (like getting fired) if the person in question has done something truly depraved or socially unacceptable online. And at that point, the "victim" is probably more to blame for their problems than the doxers are.

I don't think the dox-fearful people are afraid of mobs or violence, for the most part. I think they're just very invested in the idea that they're important enough that someone would bother doxxing them in the first place. Taking precautions to avoid being doxxed yourself isn't exactly rocket science, just don unless you actually work in media or something with a public interface, your career isn't going to be affected much, working people are busy.

 

[The Fool]

It's not so much a fear of dox that it is that troons are so used to their echo chambers in twitter where they can make anyone do or say anything and if someone steps out of line they can report them or just send a lynch mob to harass them. So they think the same logic works outside of their hugboxes and the DMCA is the same as the twitter report button.

 

[AnOminous]

Why do people make such a big deal out of getting doxed anyway? Do they genuinely think some sort of internet lynch mob is going to kick down their door and beat the shit out of them?

Lol depends on how many people you've pissed off and how many of them actually want to kick down your door and kill you. If you're @Null that's a lot of people.

 

[Elwood P. Dowd]

Reporter's Company Name: Trans-advocacy of Massachusettes (Suffolk University Law Center)

I usually don't go grammar nazi, but all I can think about now is a troon themed dance troupe. Their version of the Nutcracker would doubtless be something worth seeing.

 

[Hui]

Why do people make such a big deal out of getting doxed anyway? Do they genuinely think some sort of internet lynch mob is going to kick down their door and beat the shit out of them?

So your reputation is tarnished and some jackasses start blowing up your phone with . Big whoop.

Doxing only has serious consequences (like getting fired) if the person in question has done something truly depraved or socially unacceptable online. And at that point, the "victim" is probably more to blame for their problems than the doxers are.

Agreed.

Btw you sound interesting. Name pls.

 

[Bani]

Lol depends on how many people you've pissed off and how many of them actually want to kick down your door and kill you. If you're @Null that's a lot of people.

More like Null's gotten a shitload of empty threats.

I'm aware some loon actually came to his house to try and "talk" recently, but has he been approached by cows IRL like that before?

 

[Marvin]

I don't think the dox-fearful people are afraid of mobs or violence, for the most part. I think they're just very invested in the idea that they're important enough that someone would bother doxxing them in the first place. Taking precautions to avoid being doxxed yourself isn't exactly rocket science, just don unless you actually work in media or something with a public interface, your career isn't going to be affected much, working people are busy.

I think worrying about violence is a big part of why they flip out about being doxed.

People make lots of meaningless/joke threads of violence online. The idea that those threats suddenly grow legs and become viable (if even only slightly) is probably genuinely unnerving to people.

Especially the kind of people who take scaremongering stories about the alt-right seriously.

More like Null's gotten a shitload of empty threats.

I'm aware some loon actually came to his house to try and "talk" recently, but has he been approached by cows IRL like that before?

It's not just IRL harassment. Consider vordrak.

 

[AnOminous]

Especially the kind of people who take scaremongering stories about the alt-right seriously.

That's why it's funny to "dox" them even though 99.44% of the time they doxed themselves anyway.

 

[Kosher Dill]

We should set up an "information removal form" with tons of required fields and see who's dumb enough to fall for it.

URL of page to remove from Kiwi: ____
Reason for removal: ____
Name: ____
DOB: _____
Address: _____
Social Security Number: ____
Driver's license (if applicable): ____
Employer: ____
Parents' names: ____
Pets' names : _____
Twitter: _____
Facebook: ____
Tumblr: _____
Fetlife: ____

 

[(not) y2k compliant]

Why do people make such a big deal out of getting doxed anyway? Do they genuinely think some sort of internet lynch mob is going to kick down their door and beat the shit out of them?

There are people out there that think things like the 4chan fox news report from years back is not some ridiculous fabrication but real stuff. Like if you get their name then all of their bank accounts will be emptied and their windows smashed by... something or someone or some force? Some people like to think life is after them.

We should set up an "information removal form" with tons of required fields and see who's dumb enough to fall for it.

Only if the submitted data is instantly added to a searchable forward facing database.

 

[Zebedee]

Lol does this mean here information has to have a © or TM after it?

Everyone should obey this request, as long as we mention it's copyrighted material, by Troon logic it's fine. It probably would also send him up the fucking wall if that's the only change we made.

 

[Wallace]

A quick Google search turned up nothing for the name "Trans-advocacy of Massachusetts", and certainly nothing affiliated with Suffolk Law school. I also couldn't find any students or alumni by that name either.

 

[Mister Hitler]

Lol depends on how many people you've pissed off and how many of them actually want to kick down your door and kill you. If you're @Null that's a lot of people.

Makes me wonder if Null ever genuinely fears for his life. Perhaps he will be the first to shoot a tranny in self defense.

 

[Donbasstard]

A quick Google search turned up nothing for the name "Trans-advocacy of Massachusetts", and certainly nothing affiliated with Suffolk Law school. I also couldn't find any students or alumni by that name either.

And a Mobile number left as a contact numbe along with a gmail address. Dealing with a real pro here.

 

[Wallace]

And a Mobile number left as a contact numbe along with a gmail address. Dealing with a real pro here.

You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and tell lies?

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

A quick Google search turned up nothing for the name "Trans-advocacy of Massachusetts", and certainly nothing affiliated with Suffolk Law school. I also couldn't find any students or alumni by that name either.

Creating a fake non-profit of one which they are the director/president of is a pretty standard troon SOP. They almost never even actually officially register it, it's just a title they give themselves for SM.

Not only did they become a woman, they also magically became an advocate, investigative journalist, feminism expert, civil rights standard bearer, writer, director of made up organizations, etc.. Is it no wonder so many neckbeards decide to put on a dress and play extremely important person on twitter.