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Has anybody ever been contacted by this internet group called anonymous?
Please let me know ALL your experiences. Was it bad? Was it fun? Was it silly? Was it stupid? Was it evil, bad, harassing? Was it criminal? Did they bomb your e-mail box? Did they call your phone numbers? If so, how many calls? Did you report them to the police and the news? Did you make a video and/or blog speaking out against them or to them? Did they attempt to attack and break into your computer? Did they DDoS or DoS your router or computer? Did they try and break into and/or hack info your social networking sites? Did they hack info and close your accounts? Did they mass flag any videos or posts? Did they give bad ratings at a mass? Did they change your passwords? Did they attack and hack into your email inboxes?
Please, tell me. by all means, flood this question with answers!! :) I'll let the others vote for the best answer, since I'm asking the public for their experience and opinions on this group (they're also battling the evil church of Scientology, another threat to avoid).
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- Theta WorksLv 71 decade agoFavourite answer
I heard they started out in kiddie porn, too. (4chan). This is the kind of people who are attacking religion.
The only thing I'm absolutely sure of, regarding your "questions" is that you are part of Anonymousey and you are inciting hate crimes.
I think the Feds might be looking for those who commit Hate Crimes.
Here's the description of that law, in case you've never been told you're violating it as part of a Hate group.
"Hate Crimes (also known as bias motivated crimes) occur when a perpetrator targets a victim because of his or her membership in a certain social group, usually defined by race, religion, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, nationality, age, gender, gender identity, or political affiliation. Hate crimes differ from conventional crime because they are not directed simply at an individual, but are meant to cause fear and intimidation in an entire group or class of people. Hate crime can take many forms. Incidents may involve physical assault, damage to property, bullying, harassment, verbal abuse or insults, or offensive graffiti or letters."
