It's time to take 'em down...

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weird.organisms
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Re: It's time to take 'em down...

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ReArm! wrote: Sun Aug 09, 2026 11:00 pm I don't know if I fully agree with this initiative. I'm a free speech absolutist, and hate to see people taken down or censored for their opinions. But well, I don't know how to feel since some of them (if not most) have also done far worse things to MAPs, but I think we should focus on those instead of random internet edgys.

In any case, I won't oppose it, I guess in desperate times...
The way I see it is there's a huge difference between saying "I think MAPs are gross" and baiting them kill themselves or for people to literally murder them. All it takes is for one person to take their edginess seriously, whether it be a suicide bait or death threat. Then if more people get involved it becomes a murder cult.

Some MAPs could be so ashamed and suffering so much that online harassment with death threats or suicide baiting could cause them to take their own lives or do other terrible things even if said comments are only meant to be edgy. I don't think it should be tolerated especially when it's aimed at an already deeply loathed minority even in jest.
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Re: It's time to take 'em down...

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The question is: what would be done after reporting them? If the aim is to spread the message "being violent to MAPs can have consequences", reporting some of them is only the first step. Especially when reporting individuals with barely any influence, is it possible to make a wider impact? Spread the message somehow?
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Re: It's time to take 'em down...

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DANAT4T wrote: Sat Aug 08, 2026 1:58 am Working with law enforcement. It this the best you could do Ribbon? :lol:
Obviously he can't be as accomplished as you, who could be, it takes real strength and character to just hang out on forums baiting people each day :lol: You do realise you're punching thin air in a stadium full of people laughing DANAT?

Using their own techniques against them as a feel of Sun Tzu from the Art of War about it, what's not to love?
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Re: It's time to take 'em down...

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Learning to undeny wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2026 2:41 pm The question is: what would be done after reporting them? If the aim is to spread the message "being violent to MAPs can have consequences", reporting some of them is only the first step. Especially when reporting individuals with barely any influence, is it possible to make a wider impact? Spread the message somehow?
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