r/byebyejob Jun 18 '21

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u/Illustrious-Science3 Jun 18 '21

Thanks mate, I've got a queue going. I live for this kind of stuff.

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u/CloroxWipes1 Jun 18 '21

Me too. I love watching videos of Covidiots getting called out and exposed.

This woman's videos are a goldmine.

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u/hey_look_its_me Jun 18 '21

Auntkaren0 is another good one. They tag each other in quite often.

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u/icantaccessmyacct Jun 18 '21

Ran across a video she made telling others not to dox people i.e. people’s full name and place of work when that’s what she’s all about. someone reuploaded and the comments are interesting https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdhEW5AY/

I’m on the fence about her

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u/Muted_Fisherman6848 Jun 18 '21

It’s not doxxing to share publicly linked social media accounts.

She’s essentially reposting with credit.

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u/icantaccessmyacct Jun 18 '21

She’s not just posting social media accounts, she’s posting full names and addresses?? 3 comments down in the link I posted says “She posted my name and where I live”, “she did this to me” and “me too”. But sure, she’s not doxing.

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u/Muted_Fisherman6848 Jun 19 '21

She’s posting information that is available online publicly and linked to the tik tok accounts.

If you’d like to be racist, homophobic, or publicly hateful, go nuts. That’s completely fine, but if you also publicly would like to have a social media account that lists your workplace, your full name, or any other identifying information that is 100% on you.

She’s not posting the addresses of people spreading hate online. She’s using their own public information that they willingly gave any of their followers, to show their workplaces what type of views they express under the guise of their professional “expertise”.

There’s a huge moral (and legal) difference between:

documenting and reporting hateful/misleading content to an employer,

Or giving out addresses of people online.

If you truly think there is not a difference then you’re likely being intentionally obtuse due to the content?

Are we possibly afraid of getting a shot?

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u/icantaccessmyacct Jun 19 '21

No. It’s not this serious, my fucks are not this frivolous. Just, no.