Yeah, you're still mad from the last thread.
Seriously, though, the irony here is wild. You claim people like me are responsible for the alt-right gaining traction because I "refuse to acknowledge legitimate concerns." But here's the thing: I do acknowledge the concern about reputational harm. This app definitely raises privacy questions, especially in a world where false accusations or revenge-driven attacks can ruin someone's name. No question, that's a real issue. But I'm not going to pretend that mass doxxing and coordinated attacks like this by people know for spreading nothing but racism, hate and misogyny, is somehow a reasonable or proportionate response.
And you don't realize how stupid you sound talking about "legitimate concerns" while defending the weaponization of leaked data. You think that's accountability? No, that's retribution. And it's being driven by people who don't actually care about fairness.
Your hypothetical is hilarious too, because those places already exist -- you're running interference for one right now. And there are entire boards/discords/ telegraph channels dedicated to red-pill, mgtow, and so on.
What a lot of you seem to be missing is intent and scale. This app was structured, at least nominally, around community safety and shared dating experiences -- and that is definitely crucial for women given the disproportionate risks they face in online dating. Could it be abused? Of course. So can Yelp. So can RateMyProfessor. The solution is moderation and transparency, not blowing the whole thing up and then celebrating like it's righteous.
I can see why your pathetic, miserable ass is all over this though, given how you were defending Iran's backward theocracy giving a woman a 10 year prison sentence for performance art.
I'm not angry at all I've been waiting for years simp.
I can wait till this nerds start calling these hoes HR and giving them the same treatment.
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