rant · moment 5 of 19
Doxxing, Cancel Culture, and Sandmann's Settlement
from #210 - I Am The Most Successful Podcaster In Los Angeles | The Tim Dillon Show · #210
4 min
Tim discusses the dangers of doxxing using his own experience with online harassment, sympathizes with Sandmann getting doxxed as a teenager, and jokes about his own past cocaine use as equivalent teenage folly.
- Tim initially thought the Covington Catholic student deserved criticism but changed his mind after watching the footage.
- Media sold a false narrative similar to the Jussie Smollett hoax, driven by ideology rather than facts.
- People in entertainment who became famous young have never encountered reality and don't understand how the world works.
- Entertainment industry figures refused to back down and doubled down on the false narrative about the MAGA hat student.
- Kathy Griffin and others called for doxxing the kid and posting his face online.
- Trolls pretend to be family members, recreate voices, and call him crying to try to get him off the air.
- Tim didn't want this to happen to a 15 or 16-year-old kid who attended a pro-life march.
- Everyone believes stupid things in their teen years; the kid's pro-life views were no worse than Tim's cocaine use.
- Nicholas Sandmann followed Tim on Twitter, and Tim joked about getting money from him if he retweets his posts.
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