Casually remind them you can very easily take this to the next level. And they can earn jail time while you lay back in your chair, having saved yourself and everyone else from a violent criminal.
Your online actions have real life consequences.
Make sure they learn that.
(Just in case there’s a “the police wouldn’t do that” - Yes. They absolutely would.
Or a “I can handle it.” No. That person will continue to harass others as well. And one of them may not be as strong as you. So do it for them and everyone else.
Or a “It’s not that severe.” Yes. It is. People have died because of this. It really is that severe.)
Take action. And make sure the lives of these bullies are truly wrecked.
You guys better fucking reblog this.
Don’t just like it, reblog it. So people know.
You cowards better reblogged this
Wish I’d known this when an ex-friend was doxxing me and I ended up in psychiatric inpatient.
That moment when fiction really will affect reality is, when you bully someone online over it and get arrested for it.
Idk if thease sorces are true, im hoping they are unreliable, but if it is somthing should be done about this immediately, as anon hate should CLEARLY be protected under the first amendment.
you lose your rights when you’re using them to harm other people and do something that is in fact illegal, which is harassment
“the internet” doesn’t make it any less a form of harassment, it’s just an easier place to do it. That’s like saying “I robbed a bank but because I was wearing a mask I have a right to anonymity and you can’t charge me even if you find evidence”
people who hate cats for being “cold” or “mean” never learned emotional intelligence or depth and think that love is only expressed by being submissive and unconditionally obedient
