Listen up, I got a plan. Screencap this and repost at your leisure.
The difficulty of hunting schools of fish is that every fish looks the same, there are a huge number of near-identical targets swirling around.
Do you know how a barracuda hunts? It singles out one fish, does not really matter which one, and hunts it down until the end.
I suggest we do the same with twitter. I personally am sick and tired of every piece of media getting gutted for sjw-points, good men getting their livelihoods destroyed for some posts they made years ago, science being censored and generally the hysteric mob ruling our cultural life. It seriously has to stop.
So what I am suggesting is this: We determine randomly who the target should be and how long we are going to pursue it - doxx them, order pizza, report them on social media, make fake accounts with similar names, complain to their bosses. Give them basically the same treatment they give to us.
In order to keep this simple and preserve tradition I suggest that simply trips decide who the first target will be.
Keep in mind once this becomes a meme we do not even have to do that much, the hysterical media feeding on outrage and fear will be unable to not push this, thus creating a culture of fear for every member of a hate mob, for each enemy of free speech. We were nice long enough, but due to recent events I personally decided that enough is enough (inb4 go back to plebbit. You know as well as I do that reddit is a hugely influential platform, you don't need to lurk there but don't surrender it. Also this is just the tip of the iceberg anyways)
Another thing: In order to be both flexible and persistent and, above all, even less predictable, let's put a random time limit on how long we are going after the target. Since we want this to be somewhat intimidating and high-throughput at the same time, why not just start with a number of days equal to the trips-digit (0 is 10).
(TBH this was written for 4chin, but I cannot post there with vpn so they cPost too long. Click here to view the full text.