beastie wrote:The simple fact remains that you all are getting all jazzed and excited about an anonymous post. He's a coward. You are a coward. And, no, I don't post with my own name because I made some mistake in doing so some time ago. I have posted with my own name since the days of BBS echo boards.
And how noble that makes you!!
I'm sure your family members were equally appreciative when their personal information was posted by an internet stalker.
Hmm. As you recall, YOU were that stalker. And quite malicious, too. But, I have come to love and respect your brand of humorless malice.
I don't recall getting upset at all about the public information. Instead, I politely requested that references to my children be removed. And they were!
Sure, you posted plenty on this board initially under a variety of pseudonyms. Most of us knew who you were, but you weren't openly posting without anonymity.
If I were you I wouldn't be advocating so fiercely against anonymity. It takes less than five minutes to find your complete contact information and bio online. Not everyone is comfortable with that; that doesn't necessarily make them a coward. It makes them prudent.
Yes, it is prudent to wear a mask while robbing a bank or raping somebody. Yes, is prudent to use a proxy server while stealing somebody's identity. Yes, it is prudent to write graffiti on your neighbor's house while he is sleeping. Yes, it is prudent to drive away quickly after hitting someone in a hit-and-run.
You just don't get it do you? You justify your mean-spirited, defamatory and hypocritical posts on the basis of your anonymity? Do you know the definition of sociopathy?
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