MAGAs create online doxxing site to report people who spoke ill of CK's murder.

[jmbar2]

Be careful! Do not go to the site. They profit from it.
Apparently they have over 20,000 reports now.

[flying_wahini]

1. I guess they will be sending out actual addresses to their Klan members too..

[rso]

2. Maga

I feel like going to the site and report MAGAs.

[Torchlight]

3. Citizen informants are neccessary to the party's existence

It lets the base pretend they're relevant and useful to their commissars.

[mwmisses4289]

4. They claim they have 20,000.

Hope some of the folks they dox go after them big time with 1st ammendment lawsuits.

[Iris]

5. Why do these freaks have so much time on their hands?

[maxrandb]

6. Can I send the fucksticks my name and address?

Fuck these fucks, who think we should be scared of them.

Bring it asshats!

[bamagal62]

7. Ridiculous.

It’s like they are all in 5th grade.

[newdeal2]

8. They pushed back against cancel culture

Now they demand groupthink.

[Redleg]

9. They only cared when one of their own was cancelled.

And most of the time, the person wasn't actually cancelled. They were just criticized for saying or writing something reprehensible.

[UTUSN]

10. This seems to be one of them: The Center Square, nee Watchdog.org

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Center_Square

The Center Square, formerly Watchdog.org,

is an American conservative news website that features reporting on state and local governments.[2][3] It is a project of the Franklin News Foundation, an American conservative online nonprofit news organization.[2][4] The Center Square distributes its content through a newswire service. ....

The Center Square is a project of the Franklin News Foundation (formerly called the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity), an American conservative online nonprofit news organization.[7] The Columbia Journalism Review in 2012 called the Franklin Center "perhaps the most ambitious conservative news organization you’ve never heard of", said its productivity was "impressive," and noted the original news reporting produced by websites it funded in 18 states at the time.[2]

The Franklin Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, received 95% of its 2011 revenue from mostly anonymous benefactors via the American nonprofit donor-advised fund Donors Trust, which is a major source of funding for conservative groups.[4] ....

The Project for Excellence in Journalism of the Pew Research Center surveyed and analyzed nonprofit news organizations active on the state or national level in 2011 and again in 2013.[10][11] The studies found that the most consistently ideological of the news outlets were those that were organized in networks, specifically the conservative Watchdog network and the liberal American Independent News Network.[12][10] ....

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[jmbar2]

11. Good find!

I wouldn't be surprised to find malign foreign entities involved. This whole shitshow is a goldmine for those would want to see deeper cultural splits in the US.