As you may already know, there was a false flag targeting the alt right last week.
The situation is worse than previously thought. Antifa supporters are now DOXXING people who attended the event as part of a "all alt right people are nazis" agenda.
This has grave implications for us here. Right now there are two known agent sabateurs trying to plant evidence that we're a bunch of nazi white supremicists. The moment that hits critical mass, it becomes bait for these antifa types to regard all pizzagate investigators as neo-nazis which gives them "justification" to start doxxing US. Given what we're investigating and just how evil our targets are, the moment we get doxxed, we're all dead men walking.
My proposistion to prevent this, we need a new submission guideline rule that must also apply to comments too as further protection. The rule: "No false flag baiting". It's not attacking free speech if the community puts the notion to vote and approves of it. We then use this rule as a precident to ban the agent sabateurs (we all know who they are) and wipe their planted evidence clean.
Pinging users known to not be shills. Ping others so we can discuss this matter for this is a very grave situation we are faced with. Once we get enough support, we notify the mods.
@LA_Trump, @VieBleu, @Gumshoe, @EsotericShade, @DarkMath
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srayzie ago
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argosciv ago
Please excuse my delayed response! I'll explain in pm.
I have a lot of catching up to do, but did see glimpses of this in the days after it occurred.
I very much support the proposal in the original post here, for the record.
It actually becomes really annoying seeing some of the violence-baiting that goes on, but, in a way it's kind of a double-edged sword for shills... a genuine pizzagater can always be talked back down to a calm state of mind, when reminded of just how aggression and violence can be used against us, if we partake in it - this makes shills stand out like mad when they refuse to acknowledge that their behavior/suggestions is/are threatening the integrity of what goes on here.
I think there's always been a strong push to keep things civil here, but, it's mostly been a matter of etiquette more than it was anything that offenders were to be punished for... perhaps changing that (can mods silence posters temporarily for inciting violence; a time-out to calm down?) will help to deter genuine pizzagaters from losing their cool and being sucked in by the baiting?
HollandDrive ago
Thanks for the ping.
srayzie ago
You're welcome 🙂