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Anyone who doxx's a person regardless of reason should be treated as a cyber criminal and be given the same punishment all cyber criminals are given, I dont care for the reason, attacking anyone especially via doxxing is why new laws need to exist.
But I'll be brutally honest here, groups that are made to harass another regardless of their reason, the target or motive deserve capital punishment, the moment anyone forms a hate group is the second they need to understand why the death penality existed and meet the electric chair or worse.
The fact this groups continue exist and attack people because their own failures of life and goals is their only reason to exist, they attack a game because its the newest hate boner train thats bulldozed its way into their microscopic brain chamber.
Trans rights activists believe in UNIVERSAL human rights. Everyone deserves dignity, or no one does. If people get uncomfortable when that is pointed out, they should examine their privilege.
And JK Rowling is an ideological monster and a bully. Anyone who endorses her behavior in any way, even by playing a game she profits from, that person is participating in her ongoing mendacious transphobic hate campaign.
My condolences to the victim of bullying, and to all other victims of bullying - whether it's for their choice of game, or for their identity.
Edit: but you know, one of those things is clearly substantially worse so let's not even begin to compare them
This is entirely moral.
- Twitter, probably
You talk about human rights then immediately group people together in bad lights over a videogame.
You don't believe in universal human rights and respect at all, you only belive in respect for those who align with your beliefs and endorse harassment of those that don't and those that do not obey your ideas.