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If they are doing anything illegal (like coordinating terrorist attacks) we luckily have law enforcement agencies with lots of power to address that.
by throwrqX 4y ago
If they are doing anything illegal (like coordinating terrorist attacks) we luckily have law enforcement agencies with lots of power to address that.
- pjc50 4y agoIronically law enforcement are part of the problem: if you want someone murdered over the internet in the US, by far the easiest way is to make a bogus phone call to the police. Doesn't work all the time but it's pretty risk free for the perpetrator.
- vorpalhex 4y agoUnarmed police shootings are amazingly rare on a yearly basis.
- judge2020 4y agoAnd yet there are compilation videos of streamers being swatted on stream[0]. If someone has an address, all it takes are some anonymous calling techniques / a burner phone to traumatize the occupants by calling in a fake hostage situation or something of that caliber. 0: https://youtu.be/coa7tP54kDY?t=6 https://youtu.be/coa7tP54kDY?t=6
- umvi 4y agowhat % of the videos in the compilation involve an "unarmed police shooting" vs. a "swatting"? The original assertion by GP was that actually dying at the hands of police during such an event is extremely rare, an assertion that your link does not seem to refute.
- staringback 4y agoAre these people getting shot and killed on their stream? This is not related to the topic.
- schleck8 4y agoYes, that has happened repeatedly before. People have been killed by swatting. In the United States of course.
- ladyattis 4y agoKF users have already SWATed someone if I recall correctly. So, they're already in the worse possible situation if any further evidence comes to light.