Literally from the 80s?
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Mr. Tomlinson has just threatened Leslie Varney, a female publisher whom he has been attacking on Twitter from behind a block for more than a year, to be sued into poverty with a lawsuit that will presumably be funded by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.
- Mr. Tomlinson's 2021 lawsuit was funded in secret by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, a 501(c)(3) charity, to the tune of $100,000 without the knowledge or consent of their donors or members. They also agreed to pay any sanctions in case he lost (which he did).
- All parties involved signed NDAs so that the general public would never know.
- To this day, SFWA has never acknowledged its funding of the lawsuit, and actively instructs the few people in the know to ignore all inquiries into it.
- Is the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America funding Mr. Tomlinson's lawsuit against the Milwaukee Police? If they are, the general public probably wouldn't know due to their history of funding expensive lawsuits in secret.
- You can use IRS form 3949-A to report SFWA's activity if you reasonably believe that it is illegal for a 501(c)(3) charity to secretly fund frivolous nuisance lawsuits for one of its members.
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- Mr. Tomlinson's feud started after members of the now-defunct Reddit site r/opieandanthony got his Twitter account suspended, causing him to threaten some bored trolls who never heard of him with a libel lawsuit. The trolls responded predictably.
- Mr. Tomlinson has been instructed many times by friends, family, police, and attorneys to stop engaging with his trolls, and that continuing to provoke them will cause him to be trolled even more. Mr. Tomlinson wilfully ignores this advice
- He would eventually file a defamation suit against 60 anonymous people which was dismissed with Mr. Tomlinson being ordered to pay $34,762.25 for opposing parties' attorney fees.
- He ended up paying $83,736.99 due to his unsuccessful attempts to dodge the court-ordered judgement, for which he faced jail time and contempt charges.
- He also filed 2 frivolous restraining orders against people who had engaged in First Amendment-protected behavior (one for texting him and another for attending his contempt of court hearing), both of which were dismissed.
- Early on in the lawsuit, Mr. Tomlinson vandalized his own motorcycle and submitted a false police report blaming the people he was suing.
- He accidentally sent surveillance video of the alleged vandal (himself) to a troll.
- Mr. Tomlinson has never shown this video footage during any of his media tours, and desperately tries to scrub it from the internet.
- Mr. Tomlinson claims that the surveillance video was initiated by his "motion-activated" camera, which only collects "30 seconds at a time", despite the video being 32 seconds long and beginning several seconds before the "vandal" enters into the frame.
- On 13 April 2023, the individual responsible for calling the fake emergences (SWATs) to Mr. Tomlinson's house, a SWAT-for-hire dealer named "Torswats", revealed that Mr. Tomlinson ordered the SWATs to his own house because he wanted to get in the news and sue the MPD for money.
- Torswats would repeat these allegations in private chats which were not intended for public view.
- Mr. Tomlinson has gone on multiple news tours since the SWATtings started in order to promote his victimhood brand, utilizing the services of Lenora Claire.
- He also recently sued the MPD for money.
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Literally from the 80s?
I think it began in 1979. Most ISPs had a NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol) server so you could access newsgroups with your favorite newsreader software. AOL had them built in to their bloated software, like the they did with the chats and web browser. You could even download files through it. It was the easiest place to pirate things before P2P and torrents.
I was on it way before the comedy shit. Since it was provided by the ISP, you could only get in trouble if someone reported it to them. Newsgroups were not moderated. So some would subscribe to a third party NNTP. I remember using a service called Altopia, founded by a former Microsoft employee and free speech absolutist. It was the Kiwi Farms of service providers, only it's run by an actual functioning human being who was not ostracized by the tech industry. It recently shut down due to lack of subscribers.
This short video explains it all.
This sounds wonderous
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
"Usenet (/ˈjuːznɛt/) is a worldwide distributed discussion system available on computers. It was developed from the general-purpose Unix-to-Unix Copy (UUCP) dial-up network architecture. Tom Truscott and Jim Ellis conceived the idea in 1979, and it was established in 1980........
.....In 2008, ...........shut down access to sources of child pornography....."
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AOL chats had even more pedos. Every kink you can imagine had some type of newsgroup. Furries, trannies, BDSM, swingers....
The AOL shit I didn't hear about until a few years back from I think Barry Crimmins trying to get it shut down. Wacky shit. Nana must have hated Barry.
The internet existed before 2005?
AOL apparently had a lot of private unlisted child porn chat rooms in addition to the unfiltered access to the child porn devoted Usenet bulletin boards. You could be in a visible public music chat room in the 90s and creepy dudes would spam people with child porn. I remember being in an AOL Super Nintendo chat room when I was 11 or so and being sent pictures of 13-16 year old girls spreading box and pictures of women blowing horses. It was a very weird time with how easily accessible that vile stuff was despite the pictures taking ten minutes to download before you even knew what someone sent. Nana always referred to the internet of the 90s as the “Wild West“ due to her child porn addiction. Compuserve also had the same issues of creepy pieces of shit sharing CP. Anthony Cumia and all other child porn producers & consumers should be burned at the stake.