Thread: Post Deletions - reasons why would be nice

hey fluke, heres a good thread for you to go and have a weep over, another real tragedy, perhaps send a huge wreath to his family on behalf of teakdoor.

https://teakdoor.com/thailand-and-asi...hiang-mai.html

Originally Posted by Fluke

I do recall a case from last year where someone wrote unpleasant things on a facebook page where someone had died . They traced him, arrested him and he got four months in jail

Yes, but you aint in Kansas anymore Dorothy.

Internet troll jailed after mocking deaths of teenagers | UK news | The Guardian



An internet troll who posted videos and messages mocking the deaths of teenagers, including a girl hit by a train, has been jailed.
Sean Duffy, 25, targeted Facebook tribute pages and posted videos on YouTube taunting the dead and their families.
Among his victims was Natasha MacBryde, 15, who died instantly when hit by a passenger train near her home in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.
The day after Natasha's death in February, Duffy posted comments including "I fell asleep on the track lolz" on the Facebook tribute page created by her brother James, 17.
Four days later he created a YouTube video called "Tasha the Tank Engine" featuring her face superimposed on to the front of the fictional engine.
Duffy, who is unemployed and did not know any of his victims, pleaded guilty to two counts of sending malicious communications relating to Natasha.
He asked for three other cases of Facebook trolling – posting offensive messages on the internet – to be taken into consideration when he appeared before magistrates in Reading, Berkshire.
Jailing him for 18 weeks, the chair of the bench, Paul Warren, told him: "You have caused untold distress to already grieving friends and family.
"The offences are so serious only a custodial sentence could be justified."
He went on to say that the case served as an illustration of the "harm and damage" that malicious use of social networking sites could do.
Duffy was also given a five-year antisocial behaviour order to prohibit him from creating and accessing social network sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Bebo and Myspace. He will also have to inform police of any phone he has or buys that comes with internet access.
The court heard that Duffy has Asperger's syndrome and lived a "miserable existence" drinking alcohol alone at his home in Reading.
Joanne Belsey, prosecuting, said Duffy's series of online attacks began following the death of 16-year-old Hayley Bates, from Staffordshire, who died in a car crash in September 2010.
Duffy defaced pictures of her, adding crosses over her eyes and stitches over her forehead. One caption underneath a picture of flowers at the crash site read: "Used car for sale, one useless owner."
He then went on to focus on Lauren Drew, a 14-year-old who died from an epilepsy attack at her home in Gloucester in January.
Duffy posted offensive and upsetting images relating to her death and for Mother's Day created a YouTube video with a picture of a coffin saying "Happy Mothers Day".
Public schoolgirl Natasha MacBryde was his next target. She killed herself after she was sent a message by an anonymous bully on a social networking website. She had also been teased by members of an all-girl clique at school.
Duffy set up a fake tribute page on Facebook called Tasha the Tank Engine.
On the official memorial page set up by her brother James he wrote: "I fell asleep on the track lolz," and posted images of her with text saying she was spoilt. Other trolls joined the abuse.
Duffy's final target was Jordan Cooper, 14, from Washington, Newcastle upon Tyne, who was stabbed to death.
Duffy created a group called "Jordan Cooper in pieces" with a profile picture of a knife with blood dripping off it. A further YouTube video was also made which contained pictures of his eyes crossed out and slashes across his face.
Duffy's lawyer Lance Whiteford said: "In terms of mitigation there is none. I cannot imagine the trauma and anxiety caused to the families of these horrible, despicable offences."
She said his condition meant he was not aware of the effect he was having on his victims.
Duffy had been cautioned for a similar offence in 2009 and Whiteford said he lived an isolated life and had himself been bullied at school and work.
Speaking outside court, Natasha MacBryde's father, Andrew, said: "He is a disturbed individual who caused the maximum of grief for his own satisfaction.
"I think he must be a very lonely man who unfortunately tried to get attention through the most disgusting way possible.
"In a way I feel sorry for him and I think he needs some sort of counselling as it is obviously very odd behaviour.
"I hope his sentencing shows other trollers that they are not anonymous and they will be caught if they continue their vile games."
He said he had not been able to watch the Tasha the Tank Engine video as it was too distressing. Following the sentencing, Lauren Drew's father Mark spoke of the devastation it caused her family as they struggled to come to terms with her death: "We were already having a hard time. Lauren was my only daughter and I worshipped the ground she walked on and this person was hiding behind a computer.
"He caused devastation to us and other families; for so many people. It hurts but he sits behind a computer with no feeling."
Drew called for the operators of social networking sites to take more responsibility for their content: "The web is a wonderful thing if used right but as you can see in this case it was used wrongly. These days children live on Facebook, it's their lives and they're just so vulnerable."
After the hearing police said they would continue to track down offenders like Duffy.
Det Ch Insp James Hahn, of Thames Valley police, said: "Clearly this has been a very emotive case, that has caused additional distress and suffering for families who have been trying to cope with the loss of loved ones.
"Malicious communication through social networking is a new phenomenon and unfortunately shows how technology can be abused. However, our investigation shows that offenders cannot hide behind their computer screens."

Still not Kansas, dorothy.

^ yes but that sort of thought police stuff only happens in the UK.

I've pointed out several times before that this forum tolerates things that are deemed abnormal and unacceptable in the real world and things you can get arrested for.

The ironic thing being that none of the gob shites would ever have the balls to do it away from the security of their PC.

Originally Posted by ltnt

I am shocked and awed, I was just getting started on that poor NIR fellows loss to humanity as well. He was living proof that the gene pool just isn't equal to all.

Seems a few Pikeys took objection to the posts not of a P.C. nature and complained to the moderators regarding negative feedback on the dumb cnuts falling through a roof in the Pattay shopping mall after being warned off by the security guard. Coulda happened to anyone it seems according to the resident Pikey who filed his objections to the HMFIC.

Yes and I enjoyed your comments about the pikey very much.

DD didn't give a fuck about the petty bleeding hearts.

Hasn't anyone heard that any publicity in a business like forums is good publicity ?

The people claiming to be bleeding hearts could be trolling too.

Originally Posted by baldrick

- but they do not understand that it will move beyond what we have now to I2P and distributed DNS and the AOL types will be stuck in the utopia of their making until somebody makes it point and click for them to access then wash , rinse , repeat

eh ? they told a lot of cnuts , and then the news told a lot more ?

Thats quite incoherent, I cannot make sense of it .

Originally Posted by Fluke

Internet troll jailed after mocking deaths of teenagers | UK news | The Guardian



An internet troll who posted videos and messages mocking the deaths of teenagers, including a girl hit by a train, has been jailed.
Sean Duffy, 25, targeted Facebook tribute pages and posted videos on YouTube taunting the dead and their families.
Among his victims was Natasha MacBryde, 15, who died instantly when hit by a passenger train near her home in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.
The day after Natasha's death in February, Duffy posted comments including "I fell asleep on the track lolz" on the Facebook tribute page created by her brother James, 17.
Four days later he created a YouTube video called "Tasha the Tank Engine" featuring her face superimposed on to the front of the fictional engine.
Duffy, who is unemployed and did not know any of his victims, pleaded guilty to two counts of sending malicious communications relating to Natasha.
He asked for three other cases of Facebook trolling – posting offensive messages on the internet – to be taken into consideration when he appeared before magistrates in Reading, Berkshire.
Jailing him for 18 weeks, the chair of the bench, Paul Warren, told him: "You have caused untold distress to already grieving friends and family.
"The offences are so serious only a custodial sentence could be justified."
He went on to say that the case served as an illustration of the "harm and damage" that malicious use of social networking sites could do.
Duffy was also given a five-year antisocial behaviour order to prohibit him from creating and accessing social network sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Bebo and Myspace. He will also have to inform police of any phone he has or buys that comes with internet access.
The court heard that Duffy has Asperger's syndrome and lived a "miserable existence" drinking alcohol alone at his home in Reading.
Joanne Belsey, prosecuting, said Duffy's series of online attacks began following the death of 16-year-old Hayley Bates, from Staffordshire, who died in a car crash in September 2010.
Duffy defaced pictures of her, adding crosses over her eyes and stitches over her forehead. One caption underneath a picture of flowers at the crash site read: "Used car for sale, one useless owner."
He then went on to focus on Lauren Drew, a 14-year-old who died from an epilepsy attack at her home in Gloucester in January.
Duffy posted offensive and upsetting images relating to her death and for Mother's Day created a YouTube video with a picture of a coffin saying "Happy Mothers Day".
Public schoolgirl Natasha MacBryde was his next target. She killed herself after she was sent a message by an anonymous bully on a social networking website. She had also been teased by members of an all-girl clique at school.
Duffy set up a fake tribute page on Facebook called Tasha the Tank Engine.
On the official memorial page set up by her brother James he wrote: "I fell asleep on the track lolz," and posted images of her with text saying she was spoilt. Other trolls joined the abuse.
Duffy's final target was Jordan Cooper, 14, from Washington, Newcastle upon Tyne, who was stabbed to death.
Duffy created a group called "Jordan Cooper in pieces" with a profile picture of a knife with blood dripping off it. A further YouTube video was also made which contained pictures of his eyes crossed out and slashes across his face.
Duffy's lawyer Lance Whiteford said: "In terms of mitigation there is none. I cannot imagine the trauma and anxiety caused to the families of these horrible, despicable offences."
She said his condition meant he was not aware of the effect he was having on his victims.
Duffy had been cautioned for a similar offence in 2009 and Whiteford said he lived an isolated life and had himself been bullied at school and work.
Speaking outside court, Natasha MacBryde's father, Andrew, said: "He is a disturbed individual who caused the maximum of grief for his own satisfaction.
"I think he must be a very lonely man who unfortunately tried to get attention through the most disgusting way possible.
"In a way I feel sorry for him and I think he needs some sort of counselling as it is obviously very odd behaviour.
"I hope his sentencing shows other trollers that they are not anonymous and they will be caught if they continue their vile games."
He said he had not been able to watch the Tasha the Tank Engine video as it was too distressing. Following the sentencing, Lauren Drew's father Mark spoke of the devastation it caused her family as they struggled to come to terms with her death: "We were already having a hard time. Lauren was my only daughter and I worshipped the ground she walked on and this person was hiding behind a computer.
"He caused devastation to us and other families; for so many people. It hurts but he sits behind a computer with no feeling."
Drew called for the operators of social networking sites to take more responsibility for their content: "The web is a wonderful thing if used right but as you can see in this case it was used wrongly. These days children live on Facebook, it's their lives and they're just so vulnerable."
After the hearing police said they would continue to track down offenders like Duffy.
Det Ch Insp James Hahn, of Thames Valley police, said: "Clearly this has been a very emotive case, that has caused additional distress and suffering for families who have been trying to cope with the loss of loved ones.
"Malicious communication through social networking is a new phenomenon and unfortunately shows how technology can be abused. However, our investigation shows that offenders cannot hide behind their computer screens."

^Fabrication



Fuck off with your PC shit. This site without dark humor is NOTHING.

Originally Posted by Fluke

I agree with the deletions in the Irish lads thread who died thread .
Actually, I would have gone further and banned a few people .
I realise that some of the older generation feel that being insensitive is macho , being heartless and cruel is tough .
I can imagine them at home when a newstory comes on the news about a disaster with numerous fatalities and they say someone like "Those cnuts deserved to die for being Jap cnuts" and his overweight Mrs says "John how can you say such things" Hope another disaster happens next week hahahahaha" "Ohh John you are terrible hahahahaha"
I realise that there are some who people who feel that to have emotions other than "I dont fukin care, Im a hard cnut" is a bit gay , but they really should keep it to their own small circle of friends , where they all have the same attitude .
They should nt post on forums where the deceased kids Parents and friends are reading .
What was posted on those threads was said directly to his Parents .
Now , if someone was to say in person to a Parent who had just lost their young son "Well, at least the cretin is no longer in the gene pool" .
Is it insensitive ? Bravado ? Honest ?
IMO , anyone who posts such things is devoid of emotion , compassion , humility , decency and probably a few other things as well .
IMO , they are not complete humans, there is something missing .

Fuck off Puke

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Humor that is viewed as dark, morbid, cruel, offensive to some, and or graphic in nature and is yet, still found funny.
It submerges into unpleasant endeavors and emerges with a funny story found humorous to the masses.

Verbally describing a horrible incident in graphic, long winded detail can be found funny in itself. Or describing something that is seen as disgusting to most could be funny as well.

One comic known for such a thing as dark humor would be famous Bill Hicks who passed away from pancreatic cancer in 1994. Over half of his jokes and satiric descriptions could be taken as dark humor, and some of the funniest and most quoted jokes of all time.

Another would be George Carlin, the master of satiric rants.

Dark humor you say ?
There was no humor there though
Unless you think that merely saying despicable things is funny .

Originally Posted by Fluke

If his Parents received a phone call from the other side of the World about their son dying and probably not much info about the circumstances , the first thing a person would do would be to google his name to fund out more info .
I do recall a case from last year where someone wrote unpleasant things on a facebook page where someone had died . They traced him, arrested him and he got four months in jail

Just imagine how boring this place would be if the news section read like the obituaries in a local news paper.

And this is what Puke wants.

Loser

Originally Posted by Fluke

Dark humor you say ?
There was no humor there though
Unless you think that merely saying despicable things is funny .

So now you are contesting the existence of dark humor ?

The majority of the posters were exercising their views and freedom of speech until some spineless lowlife bitched and complained.

Originally Posted by Aberlour

It matters nothing what DD did because he's no longer here and it's no longer his forum.

Exactly, so why are his rules about not informing why post is deleted still in place? Move on change the rule.

Originally Posted by socal

Originally Posted by Fluke

Dark humor you say ?
There was no humor there though
Unless you think that merely saying despicable things is funny .

So now you are contesting the existence of dark humor ?

No, Im not .
Im saying that theres a difference between dark humour and people just saying despicably things .

Originally Posted by FlyFree

Most will seemingly miss it....

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Move on change the rule.

no - get fcuked

Originally Posted by Fluke

Thats quite incoherent, I cannot make sense of it .

because you are one of

Originally Posted by baldrick

the AOL types

Originally Posted by socal

The people claiming to be bleeding hearts could be trolling too.

I recon the moderation on this forum is totally fuked up, when I flip my clog's and meet DD again I'm giving him a swift kick in the bolliks for not euthanasia Socal when he was still foking breathing.

I recon your a cnut DD.

Originally Posted by Spin

Or, alternatively, you can understand that in the greater scheme of things your presence is pretty meaningless and nobody is going to give up any more of their

No, without people posting this forum wouldnt exist .

Originally Posted by Fluke

Originally Posted by Spin

Or, alternatively, you can understand that in the greater scheme of things your presence is pretty meaningless and nobody is going to give up any more of their

No, without people posting this forum wouldnt exist .

....or have a life.