[1Old Pro]

I don't support doxxing or swatting. It's wrong when they do it to conservatives, it just shouldn't be done.

This isn't doxxing, they signed their names for public consumption and their faces are all over the internet. Advertising their home addresses, family details, etc is doxxing, and that is not being done as far as the billboard is concerned.

[nickcarraway]

Okay, since they used doxxing, I assumed that was happening. If they signed their named willingly for the public to see, I don’t see how they can complain.

[nickcarraway]

Personally, I’m not sure signing these lists even helps anything, even if it’s something I agree with. Am I wrong?

[Theo]

Exactly. This is NOT doxxing.

[Allegra]

This isn't doxxing, they signed their names for public consumption and their faces are all over the internet. Advertising their home addresses, family details, etc is doxxing, and that is not being done as far as the billboard is concerned.

Exactly. This is just naming and shaming them. I don’t have a problem with that.

[PGR88]

I don't support doxxing or swatting. It's wrong when they do it to conservatives, it just shouldn't be done.

This is the world (neo) Marxists created. Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals" is about turning a polite and reasoned society on its head, for a leftist political advantage.

As that dead, while, patriarchal male Shakespeare once said:

For 'tis the sport to have the engineer hoist with his own petard; and 't shall go hard