Anonymous tracked down the jailbait-loving perv who destroyed Amanda Todd's life, page 2


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reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 12:47 AM by Thunderheart
Originally posted by Domo1
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post by winofiend





It's happened before (boxxy)



I enjoyed a certain someone because she made so many rage. Not unlike a certain new member here.



Holy Boxxy Batman! I knew there was a reason why she russled my jimmies, I just couldn't put my finger on it.. FFFFUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!


reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 03:53 AM by purplemer
Originally posted by trysts
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post by purplemer



I don't know what a DOX is, but very recently someone posted a thread on ATS asking for Anonymous to hack the computers of those who offended Amanda. The thread was erased. [/quote

Doxing is when people research a person using as many different methods as possible. Then release all the information about them online. Looks like the person got their wish.Although ATS is not the right place to ask for such a request. Next time try asking on an IRC channel or something.


reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 03:57 AM by purplemer
reply to post by WhisperingWinds





I hope any anon members who have harrassed and bullied in many various ways, get it all back. Many are jail bait loving pervs, going after the other jail bait loving pervs.


Really thats just like saying all white people are this or whatever. Anon is whomever it wants to be and to go round saying that many are jail bait loving pervs is incorrect. Infact Anon often sting pedo sites on the dark net and publish the IP numbers of users online....


reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 06:24 AM by maryhinge
reply to post by purplemer


well now amandra todds dad will do the right thing as i would
im sorry but i know i would but thats me for you



reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 06:26 AM by Zaphod58
reply to post by BlindBastards



Kids now think that because they don't have to use their names, they can do what they want and get away with it. I have a friend who just watched a 14 year old girl ask another girl if the other girl was sleeping with her own father, and then tell the father they needed to get murdered. When they told her they had saved everything she said, and had a later, she begged them to forget it, and said she only did it because she was bored.


reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 06:52 AM by ErgoTheConclusion
If this whole story is true to how it's been presented, then this was a mess from the start. If it wasn't this guy it was going to be another. She was seeking and enjoying the attention, she said so in her note. Many people don't stop those sort of thrills at that age until they come face to face with the unintended consequences. Sometimes it's pregnancy... in this case it was a jerk and the world.

I think many parents are utterly and/or willfully oblivious to what their teenagers are actually doing on their computers. The generation gap of tools teens use (and more importantly how) that some parents won't touch for a year... it's not just a matter of the teens being sneaky, the parents don't even realize some things are *possible*.

Like the dad who bought the Kinect for his 360 without giving thought to what sort of random people might pop on camera. It's not that he's stupid, he just didn't grow up in a world with that model thinking on by default. So he's unlikely to go down that train of thought as automatically as he would regarding fears of letting his kid trick or treat in public alone.

Parents need to stop thinking this is a rare thing. They also need to realize much of it is voluntary (at least initially) in the same way they probably snuck peeks when they were teenagers. Sometimes it went public "back then" too, sometimes it didn't. The difference now is the tools make it easier to do the peeks more "discretely" but also more easily recorded without the person realizing it. Then distributed planet wide within minutes.

Many parents have just never had to *deal* with something of that potential scale in that short of time happening to them personally, and would probably have to ask their teen to tell them how to "disable it". But only after they hear of it from the TV, CNN.com, the gym, etc. and it's already old news to the teenager. They are already using a new program, service, device, or whatever thing their parents still haven't heard of.
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reply posted on 16-10-2012 @ 07:31 AM by Flavian
reply to post by purplemer



I am not sure i like this to be honest. It smacks of vigilantism which i really am not in favour of. Do we really know the person targetted is guilty? Has he been charged with anything? What if he turns out to be totally innocent? Will Anonymous be hacking bank accounts to give him recompense? I highly doubt it.

These things should be investigated properly. If he is guilty, go to town on him. On the other hand, if he turns out to be innocent i would like to think that the Anonymous people responsible are traced and held to account.

We either have the law or we do not.
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