Concerning Fascist Internet Threats

[Sovietcomrade232]

I more or less just want some opinions of the subject, mostly about:

1.) How real is the threat (ie frequency of attacks, known case, etc)

2.) How much of it is paranoia (any invisible threat has that)

3.) What do you find to be the best ways to combat it?

4.) What are the best ways you find to counter attack (legally of course)?

5.) And finally, how bad is the threat to this site in particular?

[Octavian]

1. Most are paper tigers
2. Depends who you ask
3. Shoot down their ridiculous arguments for a system of misery
4. See 3
5. Very little

[Sovietcomrade232]

1. Most are paper tigers
2. Depends who you ask
3. Shoot down their ridiculous arguments for a system of misery
4. See 3
5. Very little

I see. Btw #4 was meant as how to counter the treats in a pro active way, not just counter there belief. As in what would be a good way to counter their attacks forms of subversion and what not. In particular places like Redwatch and other fascist websites.

[Danny777James]

Threats? Like what? It's the internet...there is no threat. They have no capacity to cause harm...

[Delenda Carthago]

Today morning I woke up and my house is full of neonazi sprayed slogans and stickers. The offices of the nazi party is on the next block. Thats a threat. Internet threats are no threats.

[Crux]

I find that responding by giving them their own name, adress and social security number tends to make them go quiet.