I can think of multiple examples of agriculture/pharma companies and game publishers engaging in this type of retaliatory harassment, most cases they're not careless enough to get caught.
I can think of multiple examples of agriculture/pharma companies and game publishers engaging in this type of retaliatory harassment, most cases they're not careless enough to get caught.
A good example is what Chevron is doing right now to Steven Donziger, an attorney who won a settlement against them for their polluting in Ecuador:
https://theintercept.com/2020/01/29/chevron-ecuador-lawsuit-...
Also Weinstein’s use of Black Cube:
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/jan/30/harvey-weinstei...
I wish more people know about donziger's case
> Orta has filed one lawsuit and plans to file another, alleging that the NYPD has arrested him several times in retaliation for filming the Garner video. Another lawsuit claims that Rikers Island guards put rat poison in Orta’s food.
no, this has happened throughout time and everywhere, and will, far into the future. it's not just right now, or unique to the web. being perceived a threat (like writing mean things) typically elicits a negative response. it's literally how escalation happens.
that shouldn't be surprising. but what's unacceptable is the unethical, criminal, and grossly disproportionate response.
Is it? I never see stories about it. Can you elaborate?