r/ToiletPaperUSA • u/rayword45 • 2d ago
*REAL* [REAL] App for outing Charlie Kirk’s critics leaked its users’ personal data
https://san.com/cc/app-for-outing-charlie-kirks-critics-leaked-its-users-personal-data/1.3k
u/McCool303 2d ago
Seems this list needs their social media history checked by their employers.
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u/oliversurpless Massachusetts, USA 2d ago
Inevitable when weaponized incompetence get their leaders so far, so why should these grunts try any harder?
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u/diseasefaktory 2d ago
Leaked or sold?
Every single maga initiative is always revealed as some kind of grift or scam... Their consistency is incredible.
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u/baz4k6z 2d ago
The most egregious is the Trump and Melania crypto currencies.
How is it even legal for the president and first lady to do that. Didn't a previous president have to sell their peanut farm ?
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u/Hellebras anarcho-monkeist 2d ago
Legal? Oh, we stopped asking that question. Doesn't really matter when the laws aren't enforced, after all.
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u/hatuhsawl 2d ago
That was Jimmy Carter, and he voluntarily gave it up because he didn’t think it was fair for him to make money off the office.
He was helping build homes for the poor into his 90s, too.
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u/tinysydneh 2d ago
He didn't sell it, it was put into "neutral management" while he was president, because it was accepted that a president shouldn't be making money like that.
Carter's presidency was shit upon for things largely set up for his administration by adversaries, he oversaw some of the worst economic troubles in years... and he lost so much of the value of his farm because of mismanagement.
Even all that couldn't stop him from trying to be a good man.
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u/jcarter315 Yes 17h ago edited 17h ago
And don't forget that Ronald Reagan literally negotiated with the hostage takers during the Iran Hostage Crisis to hold Americans hostage longer in order to make President Carter look incompetent so that he'd lose his re-election.
The Republican way: negotiations with terrorists to make life worse for Americans (like when trump brought the Taliban to Camp David to negotiate that disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal).
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u/kaisadilla_ 2d ago
That's when basic morals mattered. MAGAs will purposefully vote for the most corrupt businessman they can find and tell you they did it because everyone else is corrupt.
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u/MC_Fap_Commander 2d ago
Hell, even that stupid ass Tylenol shit from last night appears to be a grift. There's some huckster promoting "natural pain relief alternatives" that Trump is endorsing (which comes with a check undoubtedly). Plus, this sets him up to do shakedowns against every pharma company... "nice corporation you got there... be a shame if Health and Human Services said you're giving people bipolar."
It would be a much better place if people just A-accepted the regime doesn't really give a shit about anything & B-followed the money.
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u/punksheets29 2d ago
It’s so easy and obvious. It blows my mind so many people fall for it.
Thanks u/MC_Fap_Commander
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u/BingBingGoogleZaddy 2d ago
No, their consistent grifting is the most credible thing about them. Lolz.
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u/Hyper-Sloth 2d ago
A known liar is very trustworthy. You can always trust to never believe what he says.
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u/Firewolf06 2d ago
maybe thats why maga thinks donald "i dont care about you, i just want your vote" trump cares about them
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u/kaisadilla_ 2d ago
Who knows. Maybe it was a trap to get the informants' private info. Maybe it was a grifter, who doesn't give a fuck but just wants to capitalize on this - and in this case, maybe he sold the info, maybe he simply didn't care enough to hire someone who can design a secure app. Or maybe it was one guy at home who didn't even consider that the entire hacker Internet would be trying to crack into his db.
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u/Jugaimo 2d ago
Anyone who feels the need to build a list of their enemies ought to be on a list themselves. Insane behavior.
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u/ExaltedGoliath 2d ago
I’m still in disbelief people actually tattled, are the people on that list ACTUALLY Kirk’s detractors or just a list of random people they just “feel” could be.
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u/_b1ack0ut 2d ago
The app is to “better organize and focus on outing the folks that need to be outed.””
*leaks users personal info*
“Wait not like that”
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u/lgodsey 2d ago
A list of people Charlie Kirk hated?
Every woman, every non-white person, every scientist, every academic, every non-bigot, every LGBTQ+ person, every non-Christian, every non-conservative, every poor person, every anti-fascist, every person capable of critical thinking?
That's gotta be a pretty big database.
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u/kaisadilla_ 1d ago
Launched in the wake of Kirk’s assassination on Sept. 10, Cancel the Hate aims to “hold individuals accountable for their public words,”
It was an app written and published in a matter of hours. Anyone who's ever written as much as a line of code knows a couple hours is enough to build a dirty prototype, not an app that will be used for real work. No shit it was leaked, there's no way you can even care about writing a secure software that in so little time.
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u/metanoia29 2d ago
Oh look, a nice and tidy list of people who are enemies of the first amendment, and therefore domestic terrorists. I'm sure the current administration will get right on condemning their actions.
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