libsoftiktok

He openly supported Ron DeSantis and plays tech support to characters like Ian-Miles Cheong, LibsOfTikTok and catturd2.

Have you posted a write up of what you’ve found that indicates that the complaints about libsoftiktok are made up?

Travis Brown worked for Twitter and almost certainly had access to personally-identifying information on @libsoftiktok that he used to dox her.

From my understanding, LibsOfTikTok just reposted 'fringe liberal' content without comment, no?

If insinuation is not something that exists, the argument that there is no connection between the libsoftiktok posts and the bomb threats makes sense.

Color me shocked that libsoftiktok is an actual US account.

Entire accounts exist (libsoftiktok) for the purpose of exposing people to views which they will hate, so they can get angry and ramp up their rhetoric.

I suspect that libsoftiktok et al were getting performatively banned by putting bigoted content in their _profiles_, which _are_ somewhat heavily moderated.

I'm thinking what the equivalent is, like maybe LibsofTikTok, which is public mockery that likely crosses over into similar cancel-culture consequences, where there is a strong argument to be made that it is incitement.

Journalists love doxxing their ideological enemies: - Scott Alexander - Richard Hanania - LibsOfTikTok (can't remember her real name) And that's just in, like, the last 18 months or so.

I think it would look a lot like LibsOfTiktok.

Contrast that with legit pro-rightwing accounts: @tuckercarlson (17M), @benshapiro (8M), @RealCandaceO (7.5M), @jordanbpeterson (6M), @catturd2 (4M), @libsoftiktok (4.5M), @seanhannity (7M).

It's hard to know how true this is, but individuals like "libsoftiktok" have made a career out of stoking that fire.

It looks like he's fallen into the rightwing rabbit hole, to the extent of prioritizing particular posters such as the notorious "libsoftiktok".

Travis Brown is famous for outing "libsoftiktok" (much to Tucker Carlson's on tv ire) and other far right and anti-trans hate speech influencers.

Stripe's CEO has responded: "The issue was unrelated to @libsoftiktok's views.