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harmless online message gone wrong - can authorities get involved? 2017-08-12 06:58:49 Post No. 18615496
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2017-08-12 06:58:49
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This is embarrassing. So there's this online community of artists/writers on Twitter, and they have an ongoing contest. Mostly comprises conservative moms and teachers. A troll by nature, I decided to send one of the judges an anonymous post whining about when they'll pick the winners. I sent the post through an article on Huffpost that had "repent" in the title, which I thought was catchy and could convey my "regret" of entering the contest only to wait forever for the results, as well as jokingly infer to the judge, "Pick mine or else, you won't regret it!"
Fuck, I didn't read the whole article, but turns out it talked about all the tragedies the U.S. had committed, including the WWII bombings. Everyone on Twitter exploded about how I was threatening the judges, and have said FBI investigation can occur. I already sent an apology about the misunderstanding, but they want my full name. Can this get sent to the authorities? I'm more worried I'll get blacklisted from the community.
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>I'm more worried I'll get blacklisted from the community.
Faggot
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This is why you don't use your actual email addresses or real name ANYWHERE online unless it's for your job or school, assuming you haven't done this already.
Not even social media.
It's the fucking internet dude what the fuck are they going to do? You shouldn't even have apologized because now they have you in their demands. Just fuck off and create a new account. Simple.
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