I hope that this is the end. r/Drama has a unique way of bringing out the worst in people. It really does, I think. The dynamic here is just so fucking toxic and it turns people into the worst possible people they can be.
Drama is an addiction. It should be classified as something more like heroine or meth than a game.
The legacy of Drama has been written large in blood, quite literally. Several Drama posters have committed mayocide, and this place enabled their downward spirals. u/DarqWolff's insanity was made far worse by this place. I've come to the conclusion that the internet, as a social platform, was a mistake.
It radicalizes people by isolating them with other people just like them and so they spiral into the worst versions of themselves. Drama made me a worse person, and it's made most of you worse people. It's been the breeding ground of pedophile groomers, alt-right killers, and suicidal narcissists. This place is a total fucking shithole and I spent three years of my life that I'll never get back immersed in it. It was a total waste and I'm going to regret this period of my life for the rest of my existence as will most of you.
Even the most moral people have been made worse for being here. I think that the fundamental issue with Drama is that due to the way reputations work, betrayal, secret cabals, two-faced bs, and bad faith negotiation isn't just prioritized, it's the only effective way to operate. Being a huge piece of shit to everybody around you and tearing them down like crabs in a bucket isn't just a viable strategy, it's actually the only viable strategy once Drama reached a certain size. It's all just a bunch of assholes circlejerking over how bad all the other assholes are, because it's impossible to do anything else short of outright genociding anybody who poses any sort of threat to Drama's security and dominance.
Man I'm so glad I experienced my dipshit teenage edgelord years before social media was a big deal. Imagine having to contend with that bullshit when you're a moron pretty much by nature lmao
(1) without the intent to threaten, intimidate, or incite the commission of a crime of violence against that covered person, or a member of the immediate family of that covered person; or
(2) with the intent and knowledge that the restricted personal information will be used to threaten, intimidate, or facilitate the commission of a crime of violence against that covered person, or a member of the immediate family of that covered person,
(A) places that person in reasonable fear of the death of or serious bodily injury to a person …; or
(B) causes, attempts to cause, or would be reasonably expected to cause substantial emotional distress to a person …
shall be punished as provided in section 2261(b) of this title.”
Good luck with that reasonable part. Just posting info isn't enough to get in trouble. You've got to be doing other stuff in conjunction, such as in the second link, where the man was obviously trying to cause harm.
posting someone's address isn't considered doxing in law, as it's technically public information, it's shit like social security numbers and credit card information that is illegal to post
It's amazing how quickly even reasonable people started supporting ruining people's lives over something as inane as this. Guaranteed if you ask them if people should lose everything for smoking weed they'd be up in arms though.
This is par for the course though for the ever perfidious SRDine though, the day of the can will not come soon enough.
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I hope that this is the end. r/Drama has a unique way of bringing out the worst in people. It really does, I think. The dynamic here is just so fucking toxic and it turns people into the worst possible people they can be.
Drama is an addiction. It should be classified as something more like heroine or meth than a game.
The legacy of Drama has been written large in blood, quite literally. Several Drama posters have committed mayocide, and this place enabled their downward spirals. u/DarqWolff's insanity was made far worse by this place. I've come to the conclusion that the internet, as a social platform, was a mistake.
It radicalizes people by isolating them with other people just like them and so they spiral into the worst versions of themselves. Drama made me a worse person, and it's made most of you worse people. It's been the breeding ground of pedophile groomers, alt-right killers, and suicidal narcissists. This place is a total fucking shithole and I spent three years of my life that I'll never get back immersed in it. It was a total waste and I'm going to regret this period of my life for the rest of my existence as will most of you.
Even the most moral people have been made worse for being here. I think that the fundamental issue with Drama is that due to the way reputations work, betrayal, secret cabals, two-faced bs, and bad faith negotiation isn't just prioritized, it's the only effective way to operate. Being a huge piece of shit to everybody around you and tearing them down like crabs in a bucket isn't just a viable strategy, it's actually the only viable strategy once Drama reached a certain size. It's all just a bunch of assholes circlejerking over how bad all the other assholes are, because it's impossible to do anything else short of outright genociding anybody who poses any sort of threat to Drama's security and dominance.
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1 NormanImmanuel 2020-06-24
CAN
1 AntiBearOperations 2020-06-24
glad to see srdine jannies haven't lost their jobs at least
1 Giulio-Cesare 2020-06-24
Unemployment at an all time high due to covid but jannies on that tenure shit.
1 king_of_retardland 2020-06-24
What was posted that was so bad that they had to remove it all? I wonder if it was stuff that would get the sub banned, or just plain-ol wrongthink.
1 bumford11 2020-06-24
Man I'm so glad I experienced my dipshit teenage edgelord years before social media was a big deal. Imagine having to contend with that bullshit when you're a moron pretty much by nature lmao
1 Wewraw 2020-06-24
How is what she doing not incitement under American law?
She’s literally activating people to do her harassment for her.
Burger law filled with so many holes.
1 d4ddyd64m4 2020-06-24
lol it’s basically mob justice
1 Tzar-Romulo 2020-06-24
We're in the Late Roman Republic.
1 d4ddyd64m4 2020-06-24
And so that CHAZites are basically Cinna?
1 diggity_md 2020-06-24
Congresswoman Feet Pics is gonna raise an army of black trans women and march across the Potomac
1 The_Homocracy 2020-06-24
This makes me hard
1 StingAuer 2020-06-24
Reminder that there is no US jurisdiction in which doxxing is illegal.
1 Poseidonram1944 2020-06-24
1 StingAuer 2020-06-24
No it isn't
1 Poseidonram1944 2020-06-24
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/119
https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/new-york-man-sentenced-24-months-prison-internet-offenses-including-doxing-swatting
https://patch.com/massachusetts/malden/what-is-doxing-yes-it-is-illegal
https://amp.abc.net.au/article/10833428 (Australian article but the point still stands)
https://www.robertreeveslaw.com/blog/doxing-arrested/
But sure, go on defending the chick who fires her cannon into the clump of children on the hopes that one of them is a white supremacist.
(Spoiler, none of them are)
1 StingAuer 2020-06-24
The articles you posted are wrong and the actual law you linked doesn't say that doxxing is illegal.
1 Bummunism 2020-06-24
Please click the link "covered persons" and realize you a nincompoop
1 lorgar_was_right 2020-06-24
Please read the next paragraph, where it says doxxing is covered under stalking law for everyone else and is effectively just as illegal.
1 Bummunism 2020-06-24
So where is every one else?
1 lorgar_was_right 2020-06-24
Read the last link.
1 Bummunism 2020-06-24
Good luck with that reasonable part. Just posting info isn't enough to get in trouble. You've got to be doing other stuff in conjunction, such as in the second link, where the man was obviously trying to cause harm.
1 Osterion 2020-06-24
That's cool, didn't realize the U.S was governed by Reddit law!
1 Poseidonram1944 2020-06-24
What?
I never said it did...
1 Osterion 2020-06-24
Wtf rslur stop downvoting me 🤣🤣🤣. Anyway if u go as far as leaking some1s address that could qualify as harassment. but gluck winning the case
1 Poseidonram1944 2020-06-24
There’s a little more than it to that
0 Kiru-Kokujin58 2020-06-24
posting someone's address isn't considered doxing in law, as it's technically public information, it's shit like social security numbers and credit card information that is illegal to post
1 istural 2020-06-24
It's amazing how quickly even reasonable people started supporting ruining people's lives over something as inane as this. Guaranteed if you ask them if people should lose everything for smoking weed they'd be up in arms though.
This is par for the course though for the ever perfidious SRDine though, the day of the can will not come soon enough.
1 mellowkindlyfowl 2020-06-24
Those are not srdines
3 lorgar_was_right 2020-06-24
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck even without a nametag.
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