>As a method of justice it has more in common with a lynch mob than a court of law You mean like when someone gets personally offended by a comment and instead

>As a method of justice it has more in common with a lynch mob than a court of law You mean like when someone gets personally offended by a comment and instead of resolving it one-on-one turns to her Twitter account to shame and blame the "violators"? Yeah. Except the person who instigated this set up the lynching in her capacity as a professional, i.e. on her "evangelist" twitter account. The kids DDOSing aren't representing companies or doing business