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If you call the police there is no guarantee he gets punished. They may just decide to let him off the hook because they wanna mollycoddle him like you and say "he's just a kid". That happens a lot, and people know this. So it's a weak deterrent.Okay, so you wanna be a hawk about this? Then don't warn the DDoSer. Call the police then. And you want a deterrent? That is itself a deterrent. We don't need to publish the guy's information to report him, nor do we need to publish the guy's information to tell people that we called the police.
No, because it's a strong deterrent, and "makes the community look tough" could go along with why the deterrent is a strong one.What you want is the "sharing his name and location with everyone." Which you don't need. Not even as a deterrent. You want it, because it's revenge. It makes the community look tough.
No, it could just be people don't want it to happen. Also, any supposed illegal fear would have to do with bodily injury, (which he isn't being threatend with or being advocated for), not having his details hanging out in public. So if he doesn't want his details hanging out in public, it serves as a deterrent, but isnt necessarily illegal. By your logic, as long as someone doesn't want to be doxxed, for any reason at all, its illegal. But that's not how the law works.And again, the statutes vary by state. You're the one defining "bad" here. If hanging his details out in public is itself a deterrent, there must be something to fear in having your details out in public. That means we intentionally menaced him with something to fear.
As for varies by state, what's your point? People should just obey the law of their state or country then. If doxxing in a certain way isn't illegal in a particular area, then it's irrelevant to the doxxer living in that area, if it is illegal in another area which they do not live.
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