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>based on nothing Based on the fact that the airline posted his passport on Facebook. I have not seen the videos in question and probably never will. Let's sa
by kmeisthax 3y ago
>based on nothing
Based on the fact that the airline posted his passport on Facebook. I have not seen the videos in question and probably never will.
Let's say the airline is 100% correct and the YouTuber in question was trying to defame them for clout. That is plausible. But that still does not justify doxxing him, regardless of intent.
- dkjaudyeqooe 3y ago"Doxxing him" is just your view. Posting his passport may mean something completely different to them. Again, intent is all important here.
- lmm 3y ago> "Doxxing him" is just your view. No, it's a fact of what happened. Intent matters less than results. This is like looking at someone who got shot and saying "maybe this was just friendly banter".