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>How do you cope with the crippling anxiety? Of being blamed for mythological heinous acts that you had no part in?
Easy. I just embrace it–I simply say that the SJWs deserved whatever that happened to them that they're trying to pin the blame on us.
I can say this with a clear conscience because it was limited to just claims of "death threats" and "harassment" on Twitter.
To me, th SJWs should be thankful, because whatever that's been happening to the this is nothing compared to what anon is truly capable of doing. I used to frequent the various /i/ boards from 2007 to 2010, and I can tell you for certain that anon could've done much, much worse.
If people on the internet really wanted to destroy the SJWs, they would've shit such as:
*Steal their identites (credit cards/bank accounts/social security numbers).
*Hack and leak their email accounts.
*Hack and vandalize their social media accounts.
*Hack and vandalize the social media accounts of anyone associated with them.
*Hack/DDoS their personal websites.
*Flood their doorsteps with thousands of dollars worth of stupid crap by using their stolen identites.
If you're an oldfag like me, you'll remember that all this shit happened back in 2007 to a guy named "Keith", owner of a Gaia Online clone called Subeta.org. What did he do? He put up Longcat, Tacgnol, and Ceiling Cat as cash shop items that Subeta users could buy and put on their avatars:
https://encyclopediadramatica.se/Subeta
That shit earned him the wrath of Anonymous.
Something seemingly stupid as in-game items was enough to send anon into a fury. That's just the tip of the iceburg, too. From 2005-2008, anon used to go on a shitton of raids on people just to get some lulz. Biting Beaver, Tom Green, Habbo Hotel, and many others–Anon used to raid the shit out of those guys:
Back then, Fox 11 even gave us nicknames such as the "Internet Hate Machine" or "Hackers on Steroids" due our antics:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ze-3l6V2Q1E
After this video was published in 2007, the Myfox11.com forums got absolutely flooded with spam.
But then comes Project Chanology in late 2008: It started on 711chan strictly as a black-hat OP against the Church of Scientology, but then something happened: Someone suggested the idea of doing IRL protests.
Then the movement got co-opted by faggots from Xenu.net, who convinced anon to doing nothing but RL protests. After that, talk of black hatting became banned on all Chanology discussions. Anon's image then changed from being badass tuxedo-wearing hitmen with green heads to fat nerds wearing lame Guy Fawkes masks.
Next, enter Twitter the same year: The fact that you could add hashtags to affect search results had the way for a whole new generation of slacktivists–People convinced themselves that adding messages with specific hashtags actually equated to making some sort of significant change, as opposed to actually taking action.
This perception of making a difference with hashtags then drastically lowered the bar as to what constitutes "harassment". When anon used to send death threats to someone, they'd actually call the faggot by phone or at least send a threatening voice message. Nowadays though? Any dumbass can just send a "threatening" tweet using a throwaway account and the "victim" would cry bloody murder.
Compared to what used to happen in the late 2000's, whatever that the SJWs are claiming to be victims of is practically miniscule, because anon has gotten a lot softer over the years.
That's why I can take comfort in believing that whatever happened to them was well-deserved, because it could've been MUCH' worse.
Seriously, can you imagine what would've happened if GG started in 2007 instead of 2014? Shit, the LWs would've probably killed themselves in the first week or so.