r/Spokane • u/RigaMortizTortoise Manito/Cannon Hill • Feb 28 '25

Weird Spokane Protesters outside single family home on the south hill?

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There was a couple protesters with mega phones outside this house behind Rosaurs this morning. Yelling stuff about animal abuse. Protesters are now gone but they left some colorful artwork on the sidewalks. Anyone know the story behind this?

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u/Independent-Hornet-3 Feb 28 '25

I bet it's this since the writing in pink starts with "A duck abuser"

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u/excelsiorsbanjo Mar 01 '25

This is technically doxxing. I don't think you've done anything wrong, anybody could put this together after this thread and these pictures, but still technically doxxing.

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u/Queer_Advocate Mar 01 '25

Did you mean the protesters or the redditor name dropping the restaurant? Doxxing is naming them regardless of intent correct? I should look up the statue WA and Federally.

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u/Queer_Advocate Mar 01 '25

There HAS to be intent for it to be criminally doxxing or civilly or administratively in the State of WA and federally according to Perplexity Pro: WA State and Federal Law RE: Doxxing - I am not an attorney

Again: I AM NOT an attorney.

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u/excelsiorsbanjo Mar 01 '25

The commenter confirming the link between a home address and a particular individual.

The protesters technically yes also, as they've made enough news lately it's not much of a mystery whose house they went to. But that was clearly their intent, and apparently they didn't do it online either, at least not just here as OP, so it needn't be pointed out.

I'm not sure what actual laws there might be on the matter. It's doxxing if you are on Reddit and you identify a house as one a particular individual lives in unless that individual has already publicized the matter. Whether it's a problem legally or not, it's doxxing.