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Boy howdy, are they ever. MAGA Conservatives in the U.S. have organized to doxx them: https://www.charliesmurderers.com/.
The lot of them seem keen on applying untoward pressure and harassment against their ideological opponents, casting their own tactics as terrorism when used by anyone left-of-center. Turns out that they aren't so liable to apply the moniker of 'snowflake' to their own reactions.
The website is actually on Squarespace, which means we can report them for violating Squarespace's Acceptable Use Guidelines! https://www.squarespace.com/acceptable-use-policy/
Report by emailing abuse@squarespace.com
They also registered the domain through namecheap so can report to them as well based on their TOS agreement here: https://www.namecheap.com/legal/domains/rdap-tos/
Reported them. Takes a few minutes at most. Everyone do this. You can fight back without firing a weapon yet.
That domain needs more reports for abuse of tos.
I’m not sure it’s actually abusing, but it would be fun to figure out who made it and doxx them.
I don't even know why that site is still allowed to be up. Based on what I was reading yesterday, it seems to be violating laws...
It would be terrible if the email (expose@charliesmurderers.com) associated with this doxxing site were to be flooded with spam and false reports. Nobody here would be unethical enough to automate something like that, right?
I'm sensing trolling potential: maybe impersonate some MAGA conservatives, post something to get them on that website, get them to eat their own?
That doesn't appear to be the case. By their own declaration, they're openly soliciting leads which they intend to catalogue and distribute as a list at some undetermined later date. The examples on the splash page are just a few of those fed to them already.
I think you're misreading: I'm talking about potential to exploit that against them. A garbage in/lols out sort of deal.
Ah, you're right I misread that.