Because what these people consider "far right" and "white supremacists" are so completely out of whack that they think Ben Shapiro is one, and having your name and address known so that these psychos can come to your house is obviously terrible.
The ethics of doxxing aside (personally I'm against it), why are white supremacists so afraid of being "named"...
Eli Ross
Connor Thompson
>doxxing is effective
>uses a picture of some antifag wearing a mask
lol
it's like there's a joke somewhere they're missing
Eli Rogers
I like Antifa, its fun. I went to a couple protests during the election year and net up a few times with people I met in online communities. I also like the aesthetic of CNT-FAI and the black and red color scheme. I'm not a leftist anymore, but I had a good time being an anarcho-communist.
Carson Hill
I can't tell whose jewing anymore
Cameron Bennett
>Interview Far righters
>Don't mind
>Interview Antifa
>WHO DO YOU WORK FOR FUCK OFF FFS REEEEEEEE
Justin Long
Pretty sure the OP pic is a different site writing an article about the fact that the Guardian says doxxing is effective, not the Guardian itself. So they probably intentionally chose the picture of Antifa for that exact reason.
Austin Lee
>but I had a good time being an anarcho-communist.
Eli Powell
>what's so scary about a few lefty betas naming them?
The fact that they're fucking awful at it
Remember when that one professor was """doxxed""" after Charlottesville and it turned out he was completely innocent? Dude was harassed relentlessly, got death threats, people tried to have him fired and even when he PROVED he hadn't been in Charlottesville he was still targeted and harassed. All it takes is one retard getting it wrong to ruin someone's life
The worst part is that it relies entirely on the court of public opinion. You could be doing something completely legal and at least arguably ethical, but one far-left or far-right nutjob gets angry and attempts to ruin your life. The Charlotteville rally is a good example; marching with torches isn't illegal, and even carrying Nazi flags falls under freedom of speech. Hate speech is, after all, free speech, and that goes as much for actual communists trying to incite violence against the upper class as it goes for stormfags trying to incite violence against Jews; such people should be watched, and if they actually try to do the shit they talk about should be stopped, but saying something should not be punishable in a free society.
Antifa's flag itself was originally the flag of a militant German communist group in the 20s, being associated with it even a couple decades ago would have ruined you just as much as being associated with Fascism does today. The values of society change and evolve over time, and what is considered politically correct now will change in the future, as much as it has since the days of Jim Crow laws. Times change, morals change, society changes and that's good, as long as those changes do not impede on the freedom of the individual
Sebastian Moore
Anyone who spells doxing with two x's is a faggot.
Hunter Ramirez
Awww come on. Thats immature. Dont do that.