VOX DAY USING CULTISTS AS PAWNS (AGAIN)

    So right before New Year's Day, the Red Pill cultists behind one of Vox Day's latest scams (Unauthorized TV), launched a Cyberwar upon some vloggers, Redditors, and others. It's fairly good bet that this blog is among the aggregate of their critics; the recent blog stats indicate that their trolls have been combing our archives for dirt but apparently they've been frustrated so far. 

   Nonetheless, the Bully Boys have managed to doxx two of their critics so far. Vlogger Davey Crocko whose personal info was public anyway; and ex-Bear Cultist Ty Richards, who always uses his real name. Richards has done some business with Owen Benjamin in the past---so doxxing either one of these guys wasn't exactly a difficult undertaking. But both Vox' and Owen's would-be Alphas have been harassing both these guys, their families, and associates. 

    Crocko has been receiving the same kind of harassment. But Vox Day, with his complete inability to keep his mouth shut, implicated himself in the Troll Attack. The fun starts at 32:45 in the above link; but here's what the Supreme Dark Lord boasted:

    "You guys can't get anything straight. You're running around whining about doxxing: I haven't doxxed him. Of course I have his address and his phone and all that other stuff; I've had it since the beginning!" 

    So basically, Vox just confessed that he's had Crocko's info all along---so who's been feeding this information to Vox' and Owen's trolls? The scum who are doing these things should think back to Pizzagate ended. Vox---among others---was egging on some kind of action. When a true believer actually did something and wound up in jail for it, did Vox send his Legal Legion of Evil to his defense? Nope. Vox told his readers that the whole incident was likely a false flag and the dope who believed him was a crisis actor! Remember what happened at the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally? Did the Red Pills rally to defend their minions or did they throw them under the bus to save their own hides? 

  Apparently realizing (too late) that he' screwed up again; Vox quickly went back to the airwaves to announce that the 26-member Legal Legion of Evil (now down to 25 members following the recent downfall of Augustus Sol Invictus) had filed police reports against Reddit for laughing at Owen Benjamin. 

      

29.  boogeymanJanuary 09, 2020 1:20 PM

Not one of the people involved in this, and have no background in law, but I can see basic gamer tactics, attitude, and determination here. You keep grinding, find a glitch or unbalanced aspect the game the designers overlooked, then hammer it until you break the game.

The ride never ends. Make these f----s squeal.

     The only ones getting 'taken for a ride' are the cultists themselves; and that ride too often ends in the County Jail for many of them. Meanwhile, the guys leading these cults laugh in their sleeves, all the way to the bank.