Doxxing on social media...thoughts?

I think social media has caused people to totally lose their minds. 

I don't guess Ive seen the video --- she was just sitting in her car, in a full parking lot? And someone was pissed that she didn't immediately give up her parking spot?

Oh wow. That lady was something else.

I've come out from appointments and sat in the car processing everything I had just been told or even calling home or calling to make a future appointment..

Actions have consequences 🤷🏼‍♀️

That woman was vile. It makes me uncomfortable to see this happening, because I wonder where the line will be drawn? Part of me realizes that someone can disagree with what I say on this board and doxx me. I know this has happened to peas in the past, and in my opinion that really crosses a line. But on the other hand, the videos that have been going viral are often people who are being racists and/or complete animals in public. If you don't want to have your life blown up on social media, don't act like a complete asshole.

No matter how awful the person's behavior is, harassing someone in person is wayyyyyy beyond the pale. 

She’s an a-hole but I do like her coat. 😄

Problem is if you are concerned that if you leave your car the person might come back a do damage. People are out of control these days.

Honestly ... show your ass in public and you get what you deserve now.

Cameras are everywhere and people are recording.

And a lot times more good comes from this instead of bad.

The racist rants, the assholes who go and run the street vendors off with a bat and literally ruin all their stuff, the entitled asshole who throws a shake at a teenager for getting the order wrong. The fucker who was on camera with several road rage incidents in a Tesla where he was getting out and beating on the cars and windows (he was caught because of this type of crowd sourcing on TT and arrested). As the kids say these days ... fuck around and find out.

Don't want to be tracked down because of TT and be in fear of losing your job or being kicked out of school... stop being an asshole in public.

Illegal to sit in your own car? hahaha -- And anyway, if it's a medical appointment and you're early you're much better off waiting in your own car than in a possibly-germ-filled waiting room. I'm always early to everything because around here you never know what the parking is going to be like. I find a spot early then just sit in my car and read or listen to the radio. 

As for the original question....I'm torn about these types of things. Definitely I'm all for publish shaming when it comes to racism or violence...I mean, if you're stupid enough to show your face (like the idiots who attacked the capitol) then you deserve what you get. But the other people, like the lady mentioned in this thread....not so sure. But, I always thought "doxing" was when someone set out to uncover someone's identity, and then contact that person's employer. So if that is the definition then just putting the video out isn't it exactly. It's just saying "omg look at this out of control person". Then, as someone said already, if the employer sees it they can take that information and do what they want with it. Personally, I wouldn't want someone who acted like that working for me.

I am not comfortable convicting and sentencing anyone based solely on someone else’s single post about them.

That dilemma has raised its head here when people post their side of something going on in their life. Oftentimes the peas get all riled up and urge that person to go out and take some pretty bold actions as a result. Meanwhile I’m usually sitting there wondering what the other person’s side of the story might be.

It’s happened with perceived bad service from a company before too. Peas jump on the bandwagon and want to post on the company’s social media and call them out. That never feels right to me. We just don’t know the whole story.