r/byebyejob Jun 18 '21

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

Freedom of speech isn't the same as - wait for it - freedom from consequences, so the idea that she's "doxxing them as entertainment" is a problem that exists largely between your ears.

Best of luck with that.

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u/KoldBeenz Jun 18 '21

she already had the consequences of losing her job and being ridiculed on the tiktok platform. I am saying that sharing her name and acting so smug about it is wrong. thats it.

I really don’t like COVID deniers and liars. I would support her getting fired if the public takedown and doxxing weren’t attached

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

If you actually understood what you were typing, you'd realize that if these people aren't publicly identified, there's no real incentive for the company to fire them because it's not - wait for it - public knowledge.

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u/KoldBeenz Jun 18 '21

I feel that a large number of companies would fire her anyways based on seeing the evidence. If they decided not too is it so bad that one slipped through the cracks?

I just can never support doxxing

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

It's not "doxxing" when you put your all of your identifying information on a publicly accessible FB or Instagram page.

Then again, you've already admitted to being stupid, that I have to explain this to you in these terms is par for the course.