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* If someone is running around public spaces plastering KKK stickers on every black face on a flier, don't feel obliged to protect his reputation by concealing his name. Accountability here is appropriate.
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1/ Is there a difference between identifying by name someone belligerently acting out in a public space and "doxxing"?
The idea that there's a sort of right to complete anonymity for people publicly behaving like heartless asses seems, well, questionable.
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3/ And here's the subject of
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4/ Anyhow, my personal view:
* Don't send a death threat to someone whose name was revealed. If you do, you deserve to be prosecuted.
* Don't send them a note saying "I hope you're harmed," etc. There are healthier and more productive ways to channel your anger.
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* If you're a childcare worker tearing down posters of child hostages, giving the finger and distributing Fuck Yous to all who question you—it's a net plus for parents of children in your care, especially but not only parents of Jewish children, to know you and your character
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I agree with all you say but stick to your point instead if using race whataboutery. This is tiresome. We are not your mules.
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