200K People Confirm Party Invitation Via Facebook Prank
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For everyone saying it was malicious, this has happened a few times before and nobody turns up to it. People are a little too quick to blame a branch of anon. This is probably just the same as always, just a dick grabbing an account and making it popular.
I find it rather funny, i'd still throw the party, anyone who shows up uninvited (which is what happens when I throw a party without facebook) isn't allowed in. Duh.
I find it rather funny, i'd still throw the party, anyone who shows up uninvited (which is what happens when I throw a party without facebook) isn't allowed in. Duh.
For every "right" thing Anonymous does, you get dozens, perhaps hundreds, of things like this. Just most of it never gets reported because it's rarely on this scale. Poor girl.
What the heck was that? That dude seemed like a tool, but got quickly out-tooled by the news reporter. Why is she giving him a lecture, and trying to order him around as if that was her son?Vaccine said:
Also, the media and authorities seem to take facebook a lot more seriously than the internet does.
What? I still can't tell if this is harmless facebook trolling (it can be very fun at times, trust me) or anonymous wanting attention so much that they decided to hack some kid's party. If it is them that is, it might just be that they're easier to blame for stuff like this.
Still, I can't tell if this is sickening or hilarious.
Still, I can't tell if this is sickening or hilarious.
Eeer what? All a paedophile has to do to find an address with a kid in it is look out their window. Why will an address being on the internet make a better target?yamitami said:
OT: I've no idea why this is such a big deal. Sure it's funny, it's not malicious.
And the police have arrested someone!!! WTF it's not a crime and the person who's been arrested needs to file a wrongful imprisonment complaint if the charges aren't dropped immediately.
Yeah, I heard of this happening a few years ago in Toronto. The same outcome as well, police, and party cancellation.
You don't see a lot of Anonymous do you?WorldCritic said:
Anonymous isn't some noble 'fight for freedom of speech' organisation; this is in fact the sort of thing they spend most of their time doing, terrosising people who have the sheer gall to not know how to use the internet as well as they do.
Personally I'm not so quick to label this Anonymous without further proof, but it absolutely seems to me the sort of thing they'd find funny, especially since it gives them the added bonus of being able to find a 15 year old girl's house and terrorise her in real life with death threats and other hilarious entertainment.
Man, those guys crack me up.
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The first is a kind of unrememberable boredom, not bored enough to be annoyed or spurred into action, just docile and somewhat unfulfilled.
The second: fear, specifically terror. Weapons grade, mainlining uncut terror.
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The first is a kind of unrememberable boredom, not bored enough to be annoyed or spurred into action, just docile and somewhat unfulfilled.
The second: fear, specifically terror. Weapons grade, mainlining uncut terror.
WELCOME TO THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY! FROM AOL!
yep, the exact same thought came to my mind, they just posted the information of a 15 year old girl in a website where pedophiles sometimes use to exchange picturesOptimystic said:
i wont go into semantics, but i would be really upset and angry... and i would probably move.