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Doxxing Danger and Not Caring What Fans Believe Politically
from #298 - Puerto Rican Papi | The Tim Dillon Show · #298
3 min
Louis discusses the real danger of doxxing amid heated political climates, and both agree they don't care what their politically divided fanbases believe since it's irrelevant to doing their jobs.
- Someone wrote an article accusing Louis of being a Proud Boy, getting the town wrong but still doxxing him.
- A comedian started retweeting the doxxing article, which crossed the line in Tim's view.
- Tim addresses the intent behind doxxing: putting someone's address out so somebody might confront them and their family.
- The responsibility issue—the comic knew Louis wasn't actually a Proud Boy but spread it anyway.
- After Trump left office, the intensity of political attacks cooled down because the left feels less pressure to fight.
- Tim doesn't care what his fans believe politically—some think Trump is Hitler, others think he's the greatest president.
- His job is doing comedy; what his audience believes is inconsequential to him.
- Who the president is and gas prices are variables he can't control and barely affect his ability to move forward.
- Tim stays hyper-focused on playing his game rather than worrying about things outside his control.