Tucker Carlson: New York Times planning to dox me

[F1980]

Tucker's previous house was already doxxed before and protesters were outside his home while his wife hid in the closet calling 911. They moved to another home and now New York Times is doxxing it, too. They will post Tucker's home address and also pictures of it next week on the New York Times. Tucker has already called them, but they are still planning on posting the info.

This is getting personal. Now 4chan is involved and now they are doxxing the New York Times employees.

 

[MusterX]

They deserve what they get for this. See how they like all their employees being doxxed by 4chan. This could be an example of the New York Times writing a check their ass can't cash.

 

[mudflap mike]

Tucker's previous house was already doxxed before and protesters were outside his home while his wife hid in the closet calling 911. They moved to another home and now New York Times is doxxing it, too. They will post Tucker's home address and also pictures of it next week on the New York Times. Tucker has already called them, but they are still planning on posting the info.

This is getting personal. Now 4chan is involved and now they are doxxing the New York Times employees.

 

[bobgeese]

Wow, wtf?


"News"

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

Fighting fire with fire it looks like...

but all around, I'm against doxxing.

if you're going to "beat the man" beat him on the merits and your arguments.

don't do the cheap method of digging up something very obscure and attempt to silence someone that way.

whatever happened to communication?

 

[shankmcgank]

One of these doxing incidents is going to end up with dead people and castle doctrine laws being argued.

I'm looking forward to it.

 

[Horse Style]

Now 4chan is involved and now they are doxxing the New York Times employees.

Fuckin' scumbags

 

[Sketch]

Lmao, 4chan involved. Well for anyone working at The NYT, enjoy.

 

[TheGreatA]

They deserve what they get for this. See how they like all their employees being doxxed by 4chan. This could be an example of the New York Times writing a check their ass can't cash.

Well, you probably can't compare the impact of being doxxed by 4chan, a back-water place on the internet, to being doxxed by New York Times, a respected newspaper known around the world.

Hopefully some idiots don't get any ideas. America's wide-spread and untreated mental illness has basically been weaponized by doxxers.

In a civilized country nobody'd be overly concerned about their location being known. America has a lot of crazy people though.

 

[all caps]

Wow, wtf?


"News"

A brilliant man once said "the news is now the news" boy how right he was

 

[Overtures]

Where is a link to the times doing anything?

 

[Oliver Clothesoff]

NYT's is a piece of shit confirmed. For the millionth time. I hope Tucker sues their asses into the stone age.

 

[ultramanhyata]

They deserve what they get for this. See how they like all their employees being doxxed by 4chan. This could be an example of the New York Times writing a check their ass can't cash.

Doxxing an uber rich guy who lives in a gated community with private security has a lot less potential for risk than doxxing an average Joe.

 

[bobgeese]

Where is a link to the times doing anything?

I don’t know, but I can Already tell you Murray’s address (the guy Tucker named in the video).


Offending 4ch is a bad idea. Doxxing people is their thing.

 

[Bloody Pulp]

Where is a link to the times doing anything?

unrelated but I googled looking for that too and ended up seeing this amazing Twitter fatality from Ted Cruz on Mark Cuban.

 

[Horse Style]

Doxxing an uber rich guy who lives in a gated community with private security has a lot less potential for risk than doxxing an average Joe.

His celebrity status and the fact he's a conservative puts a much bigger target on his back with these psychotic mobs peaceful protesters roaming around.

 

[HeLLMuTT]

Now 4chan is involved and now they are doxxing the New York Times employees.

Getting way worse than that. Opening Credit cards and shopping on there dimes.

 

[jrams]

Race to the bottom

 

[Bald1]

New York Times about to get well acquainted with the motherfucker that's the law of unintended consequences.

In other news, you reap what you sow.

 

[luckyshot]

Can't support doxxing unless there is a relevant story that relies on the details.