I don't want to hear it

When you admit to the violence you advocated for against the federal agents of my nation maybe I'll be inclined to listen. You want to dox people, so you're going to own the consequences. Right here, right now. Or you can forget speaking to me at all.

"Public their home addresses" is nothing more than an invitation to endanger people's lives. Apparently in Australia it carries a 6 year prison sentence, and this includes the doxxing of law enforcement. All this can be determined through something as simple as finding the action to be menacing.

Conduct or threats—whether express or implied—that would cause a reasonable person to feel apprehensive for their safety or to act unwillingly.

Sounds like if you actually did what you asked to happen here then you'd be arrested over there in Ozland.

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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, MVIP

What you say is correct. However, if law enforcement acted the way these federal agents acted toward the public here, they would be immediately relieved of duty, arrested and charged by their own people, without a doubt. We rely on our law enforcement to PROTECT and SERVE...😷

Jackaloftheazuresand · 31-35, M

@whowasthatmaskedman Unless you mean correct that you advocated for violence, well you can read the title