The thing about the @libsoftiktok "scandal" is that nobody on the left seems to be addressing the elephant in the room:
— NYC Angry Mom (@angrybklynmom) April 20, 2022
Some of those videos are deeply disturbing to parents across the political spectrum.
You can try to spin this as "far right bigotry" but that only goes so far
When people's children are involved, you will find that politics has a way of disappearing.
— NYC Angry Mom (@angrybklynmom) April 20, 2022
When you continue to disrespect & undermine the role of parents in their children's lives, you will find that politics has a way of disappearing.
So if you claim to care about the causes that Libs of Tik Tok opposes, start from denouncing the most extreme videos instead of using your usual bullshit tactics of deflecting by labeling everyone who disagrees with you as a bigot.
— NYC Angry Mom (@angrybklynmom) April 20, 2022
So far, I haven't really seen a left-leaning outlet address the actual content of the videos and why some of them are disturbing and distressful to a significant portion of the population.
— NYC Angry Mom (@angrybklynmom) April 20, 2022
Start there.
Convince us why we shouldn't be concerned & that these are outliers.
6 months ago, you were busy telling everyone that right wing culture war discourse about CRT was made up, and that there was nothing different happening in a classroom.
— NYC Angry Mom (@angrybklynmom) April 20, 2022
Now the videos surface, and there's no explanation other than to to try to stop them from being shown.
They think doxxing me is going to intimidate me into silence. I can assure you, that’s never going to happen. pic.twitter.com/Icxz7tg5yL
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 20, 2022
Tucker Carlson: "No news organization in America has done more to reveal the reality within American schools than @libsoftiktok."
— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) April 20, 2022
If you dox, it's "harassment" but if they dox it's "journalism."
— thebradfordfile (@thebradfordfile) April 19, 2022
Statement from @cameronbarr re: reporting from @TaylorLorenz pic.twitter.com/RsGw950t78
— Kristine Coratti Kelly (@kriscoratti) April 19, 2022
The original article from Taylor Lorenz included a link to @libsoftiktok's private work details and address
A Full on Dox
An updated version on WaPo removed the link which I will not post here pic.twitter.com/CsCNffwbUU— Tim Pool (@Timcast) April 19, 2022
I have followed up with @washingtonpost to ask if they do not consider a real estate license with license number, full name, address, and employer to be “personal information” and if not, why the link was removed https://t.co/eIVLy8JAFK
— Amber Athey (@amber_athey) April 19, 2022
They needed to know your identity. All this account does is repost information, images and videos that are usually put up by those people or someone who is associated with the school or organization. Why you are such a threat to them speaks volumes.
— ark (@djark) April 20, 2022
Nah she spreads shit, doxxes other people and gets them fired. Hopefully she'll get fired from trying to sell shabby real estate in her sad little corner of Brooklyn.
— Dexx (@DexterDawg5) April 20, 2022
The only thing she spreads are the videos these teachers put out themselves or some information a parent sent her from that school. They usually announce they are a teacher and what they are saying to kids. Yeah, doubt it. Gained a couple hundred thousand followers today alone.
— ark (@djark) April 20, 2022
I don't know what's worse
— Rob D'Adamo (@RobDadamo) April 20, 2022
The fact that people do this kinda shit to try n silence u because u shine a light on the type of crazy shit on social media
Or that there's actually really fucked up people who will defend them for doing these things to u
You used your own name registering the website. Glenn doxxed you, blame your own side's sloppiness if it means you've been disinvited from some parties
— brad (@bradiscranky) April 20, 2022
You weren’t doxxed. You put your name on public documents related to your account.
— 🇺🇦 Schoolhouse Rock Alum 🌻 (@HouseOfMichele) April 20, 2022
- Home addresses
- Workplace details
- Personal phone numbers
- Social security numbers
- Bank account or credit card information
- Private correspondence
- Criminal history Personal photos
Is doxxing illegal in California? YES, Doxxing is illegal in California. The state has laws against cyberbullying not only for adults but also for children. Violating these laws can either lead to a fine or jail. [source: Review42][THERE'S MORE (I added these two legal explanations to doxing definition I shared.)]
In California, stalking laws make it illegal for one to follow, harass, and threaten another person. If the defendant causes the alleged victim to reasonably fear for his or her safety, then the defendant is in violation of the California Penal Code 646.9(a).Defining Stalking in CaliforniaIn order to have a conviction under Penal Code §646.9(a), the prosecution must be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that:-The defendant willfully and maliciously harassed or willfully, maliciously, and repeatedly followed the alleged victim; AND,
-The defendant made a credible threat with the intention of placing the alleged victim in reasonable fear for his or her safety and/or for the safety of his or her family [source: HerLawyer]
Listen...this lady sifts through TikTok so I DON'T HAVE TO. That's why she's valuable. I think she deserves a medal. That's what all the haters are missing. Go away, haters. You don't need to be here.
— Kristin Peterson (@PetersonKristin) April 20, 2022
Getting teachers fired is a good loving thing?
— Jenna Ellis (@jennafin) April 20, 2022
Well they didn't get fired for nothing.
— Madoc 🏴 (Casual Gracchiite) (@TywysogM) April 20, 2022
I’m a supporter of @libsoftiktok after this. Thanks WAPO for the new twitter page
— Chris (@Crza916) April 20, 2022
Taylor Lorenz, who had millions of Bezos dollars behind her and coordinated with leftist media to dox a private citizen, is the real victim here. pic.twitter.com/66MHRLTNOF
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 20, 2022
Hi @TaylorLorenz! Which of my relatives did you enjoy harassing the most at their homes yesterday? pic.twitter.com/QehkBSgcmG
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 19, 2022
Establishment journalists defending The publishing of LibsOfTikTok's address have opened a door they will regret
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) April 20, 2022
Already I'm seeing people online pulling up family residences and calling it fair game because Lorenz did it first
This was Taylor Lorenz a couple of weeks ago.
— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) April 19, 2022
She was crying victim of "harassment”.
Today she tracked down and harassed family members of the @libsoftiktok account for an article she’s working on.
It turns out Taylor’s the perpetrator, not victim.pic.twitter.com/CifXGvASCV
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