General CNN doxxes meme maker, threatens if he doesn't maintain apology

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Gay For Longo

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Hey mods are we allpwed to post tweets that may or may not doxx CNN employees (they do)
Cause there are a fuck ton that have already been doxxed
 

Zeph

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I've had a think about this before posting how I feel about this situation, as many of you know I take privacy seriously, and believe that it should be a right that is protected by web sites and users alike. However, I don't believe any person has an unalienable right to privacy. For instance if someone made threats against someone's life, then it would be prudent for a website, or even an inquisitive user, to provide the proper authorities with as much information as they can provide.

While at the same time websites should foster the environment, through anti-doxing and privacy rules, that anyone who acts within normal decency should be afforded what protections they have against having their personal information revealed against their will. Yet, the quandary here in this case is the user in question is clearly inciting hatred with some of his posts and memes, should he be afforded the same protections as an average user?

My thoughts seem to suggest that once you are infringing on another group or person's liberty, such as the aforementioned murder threat, or posting anti-Semitic memes, then you have forfeited any personal decency rights about protection of privacy owed to you by websites or other users. Although, If anyone has a strong argument for why it shouldn't be this way then I'd be happy to hear it.
 

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I've had a think about this before posting how I feel about this situation, as many of you know I take privacy seriously, and believe that it should be a right that is protected by web sites and users alike. However, I don't believe any person has an unalienable right to privacy. For instance if someone made threats against someone's life, then it would be prudent for a website, or even an inquisitive user, to provide the proper authorities with as much information as they can provide.

While at the same time websites should foster the environment, through anti-doxing and privacy rules, that anyone who acts within normal decency should be afforded what protections they have against having their personal information revealed against their will. Yet, the quandary here in this case is the user in question is clearly inciting hatred with some of his posts and memes, should he be afforded the same protections as an average user?

My thoughts seem to suggest that once you are infringing on another group or person's liberty, such as the aforementioned murder threat, or posting anti-Semitic memes, then you have forfeited any personal decency rights about protection of privacy owed to you by websites or other users. Although, If anyone has a strong argument for why it shouldn't be this way then I'd be happy to hear it.
I specifically keep my personal life and my internet life apart. If you talk shit about something you better be able to answer for it without whining.

I can say if I was called out for some real shit I'd be okay with it. You have to be accountable for your own actions. A screen name isnt a level 47 high elf called Leigh who will protect you.

Gotta own what u say. End of
 

megatherium

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After CNN’s statement however /pol/ was quick to establish an order, and released the identifications of multiple CNN Anchors, otherwise known as a ‘dox’. Their names, home addresses, social media accounts, and whatever else /pol/ could find was publicly released.




To name a few of the Anchors doxed, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, Daniel Patrick Merica, David Chalian, Erick W Erickson, Brian Stelter, and Don Lemon; have all been publicly doxed at the time of this article's writing.



If there's a message of advice for the media here, it's to never threaten an individual with the intent to slander or harm them. An organization or a business by all means but a man who did nothing wrong, and HanA**holeSolo definitely did nothing wrong, is the wrong target for a nationwide media outlet.



There's a saying, /pol/ is always right, and CNN had best retract and apologize or else the darkest reaches of the internet will likely continue to drop information on their staff.



#CNNBlackmail Dox Of HanAssholeSolo, /pol/ Retaliated w/ Dox Of CNN Anchors
 

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That being said the only way I would remove my internet anonymous er ity is when the wolfman agrees to fight me kickboxer style
 

Gay For Longo

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I've had a think about this before posting how I feel about this situation, as many of you know I take privacy seriously, and believe that it should be a right that is protected by web sites and users alike. However, I don't believe any person has an unalienable right to privacy. For instance if someone made threats against someone's life, then it would be prudent for a website, or even an inquisitive user, to provide the proper authorities with as much information as they can provide.

While at the same time websites should foster the environment, through anti-doxing and privacy rules, that anyone who acts within normal decency should be afforded what protections they have against having their personal information revealed against their will. Yet, the quandary here in this case is the user in question is clearly inciting hatred with some of his posts and memes, should he be afforded the same protections as an average user?

My thoughts seem to suggest that once you are infringing on another group or person's liberty, such as the aforementioned murder threat, or posting anti-Semitic memes, then you have forfeited any personal decency rights about protection of privacy owed to you by websites or other users. Although, If anyone has a strong argument for why it shouldn't be this way then I'd be happy to hear it.
100% disagree
Basically you are saying that you are against free speech and freedom of opinion and the right to express that opinion
I don't agree with what he said in your 1st post and thinks it's hateful and useless, but imo he's has the right to that view and to express it

Free speech means free speech, not only what you deem acceptable
You are aware what CNN did is blackmail right?
The motherfuckers may have committed a federal crime

Just because you get your panties in a bunch because somebody makes a funny gif that the president retweet is not a reason to blackmail somebody
 

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100% disagree
Basically you are saying that you are against free speech and freedom of opinion and the right to express that opinion
I don't agree with what he said in your 1st post and thinks it's hateful and useless, but imo he's has the right to that view and to express it

Free speech means free speech, not only what you deem acceptable
You are aware what CNN did is blackmail right?
The motherfuckers may have committed a federal crime

Just because you get your panties in a bunch because somebody makes a funny gif that the president retweet is not a reason to blackmail somebody
I disagree. Posting is essentially talking. If you gonna say something then man up and say it (if it has a strong stance of course)
 

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100% disagree
Basically you are saying that you are against free speech and freedom of opinion and the right to express that opinion
I don't agree with what he said in your 1st post and thinks it's hateful and useless, but imo he's has the right to that view and to express it

Free speech means free speech, not only what you deem acceptable
You are aware what CNN did is blackmail right?
The motherfuckers may have committed a federal crime

Just because you get your panties in a bunch because somebody makes a funny gif that the president retweet is not a reason to blackmail somebody
Should the Senate wear V from vendetta masks?
 

Gay For Longo

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Jan 22, 2016
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I specifically keep my personal life and my internet life apart. If you talk shit about something you better be able to answer for it without whining.

I can say if I was called out for some real shit I'd be okay with it. You have to be accountable for your own actions. A screen name isnt a level 47 high elf called Leigh who will protect you.

Gotta own what u say. End of
While I agree with you that he should have stood up for himself and wish he told CNN to go fuck themselves instead of giving in to them
How CNN went about this was completely stupid, making a public threat via Twitter the way they did shows blackmail and is fucking disgusting

Also if the rumours are true that he's 15, I'd kind of understand why hed get so afraid and back down
 

Zeph

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100% disagree
Basically you are saying that you are against free speech and freedom of opinion and the right to express that opinion
I don't agree with what he said in your 1st post and thinks it's hateful and useless, but imo he's has the right to that view and to express it

Free speech means free speech, not only what you deem acceptable
You are aware what CNN did is blackmail right?
The motherfuckers may have committed a federal crime

Just because you get your panties in a bunch because somebody makes a funny gif that the president retweet is not a reason to blackmail somebody
Freedom of speech does not guarantee anonymity. No one is suggesting this man should be locked up. I really have no problem with his CNN meme, I don't know why you think I do. I believe you are conflating two issues, freedom of speech and the right to privacy.

The issue here seems to be that this man highlighted himself by claiming responsibility for the original meme, but a cursory look through his posting history revealed some vile posts, even one meme specificly targeting CNN and Jews that work there. At that point, do you believe he has an unalienable right to privacy, despite posting things which infringe upon other's liberty?
 

SongExotic2

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Free speech is all about letting people say stupid shit, its important to let them do that
I agree.
While I agree with you that he should have stood up for himself and wish he told CNN to go fuck themselves instead of giving in to them
How CNN went about this was completely stupid, making a public threat via Twitter the way they did shows blackmail and is fucking disgusting

Also if the rumours are true that he's 15, I'd kind of understand why hed get so afraid and back down
Oh absolutely he should have told them to fuck themselves.

Its like me always joking about the wolf. I the pussy ever manned up I'd be honored to go public and fight him in mortal Kombat. Same with any of the Gimp here. I'm always mean to Throbert barratheon of house rubber fist and ladyhands. But it's just nonsense. If shit ever got real I'd have to put up or shut up. Rjjh bitched out vs tqn. Some people wanna stay anonymous. But talk shit