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So it’s your contention that all doxxing inevitably leads to the commission of crimes. That the sole and single goal of doxxing is to attack law enforcement.

Cool.

Wrong, but….cool.

By the way, nobody in this thread has mentioned disclosing the home addresses of law enforcement officers.

@GratefulPoke is correct. You are completely against law enforcement accountability.

Twist, twist, twist.

So you are going to squirm out of your dumb statements by saying you were not including home addresses in your definition of doxxing?

If you think doxxing is an answer to accountability you continue to be beyond cultish.

 

[CowboyJD]

Twist, twist, twist.

So you are going to squirm out of your dumb statements by saying you were not including home addresses in your definition of doxxing?

Show me a definition of doxing where disclosing home addresses publicly is an absolutely necessary element to the definition of the same.

To explain this in words you MIGHT understand (though I kind of doubt it):

Publicly disclosing a law enforcement officer’s home address might be doxxing (it might also be disclosure of previously published public records).

Not all doxxing of law enforcement involves disclosing a law enforcement officer’s (or anyone’s) home address.

You don’t get to define the meaning of words, DARVOboy

 

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