LulzSec Posts First Secret Document Dump
Dangerous_Minds writes "LulzSec has been vowing to expose government secrets for the last few days. Now they have delivered. According to ZeroPaid, LulzSec has posted secret documents about Arizona Law Enforcement. The release has been posted to file-sharing website ThePirateBay. LulzSec says the release is because they are 'against SB1070 and the racial profiling anti-immigrant police state that is Arizona.'"
It's anti-illegal-immigrant. There's a difference.
We all know they claim they are against anything that their little scripts can penetrate. I really doubt anti-social surbuban white teens have interest in anti-immigration laws.
A state mirroring federal law, is anti-immigrant. I mean seriously here. You have the feds who refuse to enforce the law, you have a state creating a law that mirrors it, and they're anti-immigrant? Hardly. Anti-illegal immigrant indeed and I have no problems with that.
Om, nomnomnom...
as long as they don't loiter around everywhere or destroy my rental property lol.
Nobody seems to ever bring this up, but by supporting illegal immigration you are supporting modern day slavery. Illegal immigrants don't make a proper wage and dont receive any of the protections that their legal immigrant friends enjoy. Stop pretending that this is a human rights issue, its not, its simply a channel to allow businesses to abuse workers. And now I will sit back while people that don't live near the border chime in and tell us that do what the facts really are....
Not for public distribution should be illegal in a free democratic society. Democracy fails if the voters don't have a clear and complete perspective.
First of all, these documents are not classified at all. FTA: "The documents classified as “law enforcement sensitive”, “not for public distribution”, and “for official use only” " Big press for
Secondly, this is a stupid target. Why isn't this group targeting openly oppressive governments? I know USA is evil and blah blah blah but compared to a number of other countries, the USA is nothing. Why not target Iran? There are plenty of people there trying to start a revolution but can't manage to make a dent in the oppressive regime.
Keep the phentenol out of the heroin and you can come over and get weapons and take them back.
I have no problem with this. Also, lulzsec does tickle my anarcho-geek fancy. Information's natural state is to be free - think how much energy gets expended trying to keep things secret. Just like trying to push a large boulder up a mountain - like Sisyphus. And eventually they're going to trip up, and that boulder will come tumbling back down. We're watching it happen. And I, for one, am enjoying nom'ing on some popcorn while it happens.
The info released isn't funny in any obvious context. The press release is certainly not funny and doesn't even try to be. The ASCII gun graphic and the content of the information and press release look like classic anarchist material. Not sure if it's intentional or what but none of this seems directly connected to the personality on Twitter.
Maybe this is the result of the Anonymous/Lulzsec partnership. Maybe Lulzsec is under new management. Maybe the false flag operation has kicked into high gear.
Something has changed. You can tell by the dejavu.
I don't know how many years on this Earth I got left. I'm going to get real weird with it. - Frank Reynolds
Does anyone else think this is a little odd considering the US was built from immigrants? If they are concerned about supporting new citizens on welfare, SS, etc. prospective immigrants could be given voting rights/citizenship but wouldn't qualify for government funded benefit programs. It eliminates the burden that the gov would be liable for while providing a motivated workforce and allowing immigrants an opportunity raise their children in a better place, live in a relatively safer place, get payed more, and enjoy freedom among other things.
http://lulzsecurity.com/releases/chinga_la_migra_1.txt
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It's OK. As long as the state didn't do anything wrong they have nothing to worry about.
Adherence to the truth is a form of disloyalty.
Are illegal immigrants somehow less human than their legal counterparts, and therefore less worthy of our concern and support? You are an asshole if you think so. And don't give me some "they broke the law" bullshit. Everyone breaks the law every day. At least they did it because they were trying to earn a living for themselves and their families. An unjust law is unworthy of the name.
PDF http://azgovernor.gov/dms/upload/SB_1070_Signed.pdf
your thin skin doesn't make me a troll
Last I checked we did not have a population problem where we need to open up to immigrants let alone offer them free land like the colonists lol. We can barely sustain ourselves yet alone illegal immigrants. I dislike when people speak like you.
This is truly a stupid thing you've written here. Do you honestly believe that most people who support illegal immigration wouldn't rather be supporting legal immigration? Do you know what comprehensive immigration reform is? It's first admitting that the existing system is wrong and then trying to fix it. That is what supporters of illegal immigration support. They by no means wish to keep it illegal.
Especially since we are talking about law enforcement agencies. These are people who are given the legal authority to deprive other people of their rights -- that is the last group of people that I want operating in secret.
Palm trees and 8
Yep... Just look what your ancestor's piss poor immigration policies got you. You speak English and live in the white man's land. That's what Arizona is protecting.
I'm pretty sure that's the point. Give them a taste of their own medicine, so to speak.
Is LulzSec a government operation? These so called hackers are doing a great job marketing themselves and hurting a lot of innocent people. While congress is currently debating the Cybersecurity Act. And now they attack Arizona for pursuing legislation which the Federal Gov. had warned them not to pursue.
Do you ever speed? J-Walk? Ever run a stop-sign? If you answer "Yes" to any of those questions (or similar questions) you are as much a "Criminal" as they are. If you claim to be able to answer "No" to all such questions, then you're a LIAR!
Over-the-top Response Guy! Giving "Over-the-Top Responses" since 1970.
The fine for the employer is a simple cost of doing business. Save $100,000.00 per month on wages, pay an $10,000.00 fine now and then. Getting sent back to their "Home Country" is life-devastating for the "Criminal Brown People". Not the same thing at all.
Over-the-top Response Guy! Giving "Over-the-Top Responses" since 1970.
I can imagine this leak making some big waves if the material isn't meticulously edited like the wikileaks material. Heck, this could turn out to be wikileaks 2.0 in terms of publicity.
Fining the ass off of Employers that are hiring illegal aliens?
Oh, I forgot who has the bigger lobby.
This country is seriously screwed...
If your going for government intrusion please, for the sake of doing something truly important on this earth, and i mean making a permanent name in the history books, please go after info on the real aliens please.
I mean do the political stuff too but seriously.
Where is the ETs at?
Fining the ass off of Employers that are hiring illegal aliens?
Oh, I forgot who has the bigger lobby.
This country is seriously screwed...
This is the heart of the whole problem. I don't "support" illegal immigration...I support attacking the problem at the source...the jobs that create the motivation. The documentary Food Inc has an amazing segment on this. The meat packing industry (once I very good, safe, high paying factory job in the 50's) is sustained by illegal labor. Not only that, immigration conveniently deports the workers that have built up a little seniority.
This is why I HATE the illegal immigration issue so much...a bunch of politicians with no real intension of changing anything using it as a campaign issue because it stirs up all sorts of great racial hatred and gets people riled...all the while being basically on the payroll of companies that thrive on this modern day slave labor. What a crock of shit...yet voters keep falling for it election after election. Build the dang fence my fucking ass....
Anyone who is unfamiliar with arizona, needs to read an article in the new yorker called "Sherrif Joe" By William Finnegan. Its behind a paywall but there are some other places to get it
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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-20027668-10391704.html
How predictable. Probably wet his pants when Obama was elected.
Where's that Internet Hate Machine I grew to know and love over the years? "Hay guiz, that's racist! Shame on you."
LulzSec is an arm of the government paving the ways for draconian laws against computer use and to vilify hackers.
Sorry, Lulzsec. Too late to change ideologies now. You set out to hack "just for the lulz". Now that some very serious people don't find you all that funny, it's a little late to start making a play for the "oppressed political dissidents" card.
I remember reading an article stating how Lulzsec was a harmless "just for fun" hacking group. Looks like they were wrong.
So someone pays $10,000 and gets someone to smuggle them over the border. That gives them the right in order to come to anyone's country. So everyone says they are so poor. That all they are trying to do is provide for their family. $10k seems like a pretty good start to me. So lets not use that $10k in order to do the paperwork and immigrate legally to the country. Then taxpayers support them in hospitals and schools. So we creep into your house in the night and we live in your basement. You kind of know we are there but the police are not allowed to come in and ask us why we are there. We know this so we bring in more of our friends. We know the police cannot ask us to show them proof that we are suppose to live in your house so they can't arrest us. I say this in hopes of getting someone to say I am a bad person. That perhaps even racist. That I am anti-immigration. Well I am here to tell you that no I am not. My wife and step-child are Filipino. I am currently working on getting their visa's done in order for them to come to the states. It is a pain in the butt in order to get everything right and it is a little tough. But we are doing it. America is founded on immigration. But if done properly nobody cares and congrats. It is when you sneak into our house that's when we get mad. If my wife and children are asked for papers after we get to the states, no problem here you go officer. If I am in another country and the police ask for my ID, yes sir here you go. I have nothing to hide I am here legally.
if you don't want your info stolen don't put it on the internet.
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-476045
According to Northwestern and Northeastern University researchers, every year hundreds of Americans are wrongfully forced out of the country. It happened to this American citizen after committing a crime (throwing rocks). He kept telling authorities that he thought he was an American citizen but didnâ(TM)t have the paperwork or access to an attorney to prove it to the authorities, so he was deported to Jamaica. For ten years ...
Some people are actually threatened by officers that if they donâ(TM)t give up their citizenship claims they may be prosecuted for making false claims.
http://articles.sfgate.com/2009-07-27/news/17218849_1_judy-rabinovitz-immigration-laws-illegal-immigrant
U.S. citizens wrongly detained, deported by ICE
Veloz is one of hundreds of U.S. citizens who have landed in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and struggled to prove they don't belong there, according to advocacy groups and legal scholars, who have tracked such cases around the country. Some citizens have been deported. ...
Jacqueline Stevens, A UC Santa Barbara professor of law and society, said she had identified 160 cases of people who had been detained or deported but whose U.S. citizenship was later affirmed by the federal government or a jury. And several immigrant legal aid groups have helped free dozens of other citizens in recent years.
the torrent was just 350mb of crazy spanish / mexican porno
Seriously? There isn't a racial profiling part of the law. It doesn't say you can stop somebody and ask for their papers. It says that when law enforcement is already talking to you, they can, if they have reason to believe you are an immigrant, request to see your immigration papers, which federal law says you must carry. I really, really don't see a problem here.
It also specifically does not punish illegal workers, but rather the business that employ illegal immigrants. All the bleeding hearts should like that part, so the poor illegal immigrants aren't taken advantage of.
So LulzSec finally try to show a political motive and they attack the only state that is actively fighting ILLEGAL immigration? Illegal immigration puts a huge financial strain on this country, from free health care to free schooling! They can even get a drivers license. If your going to attack someone at least know what or who your attacking.
Good people are going to get burned in this.
I want lulzsec to fucking get something useful! Like hacking into the pentagon and fucking getting real coverups on real aliens. Like the ones in space!
the problem is that we aren't fascist enough. Unfortunately for you, we know how to take care of your type. We did it before, and we'll do it again.
that the rest of us are ignorant enough to believe that they won't? I personally find your insinuation as to our gullibility to be rather insulting and think you should apologist.
We are afraid of the 90 percent who are racist who make the rest look bad. After all, they are in Arizona, and as you have shown, they are a pretty pathetic bunch.
As much as I don't like SB1070, I will be sure to laugh my ass off and post a "you reap what you sow" comment when one of the documents that they have leaked results in the death of one of a lulzsec participants family member. Those jackasses have no f-ing idea what they are doing. At least wikileaks vets what they are releasing.
As if the political posturing leading up to the next US presidential election wasn't bad enough we now have Team Lulz stirring up the politicos who are probably shiatting bricks over the amount of dirt a skilled group of hackers could uncover.
So long Internet anonymity, we hardly knew you.
Is anyone else starting to wonder if LulzSec is a government cyber false-flag op? "He" seems to be in too many places too quickly. I waiting the next foot to fall up on capital hill, calls for government monitoring of all IP traffic and mandatory online identities for everyone so stop the likes of LulzSec.
:T:R:A:N:S:
Nothing that could not be obtained through a carefully worded FOI request.
Has anyone else noticed how http://lulzsecurity.com/ has been down, and their twitter account has been pretty quiet since this release? Maybe they just ran out of jolt (and their server)?
Okay, ive grokked through it quickly and I hate this Arizona law as any single mexican (which is a lot). But the info contained in the package is now public and it shouldnt be. It will help criminals get off the hook (if they have brains enough to use a torrent client). This is wrong. This jerks shouldve given this to wikileaks.
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Why is it that white people seem to be the most vehemently opposed to any measure to deal with illegal immigration? It's like they're operating from a standpoint of hyper-sensitivity and guilt.
I find it offensive that suggesting that something needs to be done about illegal immigrations leads to a person being branded as a racist. Can anyone explain to me what's unreasonable about keeping people from entering the country illegally? That's the key distinction here: illegal.
My entire family consists of first generation immigrants. My uncle had to wait 7 years for his number to be called because he was coming with his family. And my parents were sponsoring them. I'd say 90% of my closer friends are immigrants and most of them have a problem with illegal immigration. The important thing here is that they all, myself included, came here legally. We followed the process, paid the fees and did whatever was necessary to come here.
So why should someone who felt they didn't want to bother with any of that be given a free ride? And the irony here is that coming illegally merely insures unending hardships. All those illegals who couldn't be bothered to follow the process end up being exploited doing crap work. Had they come here legally they would have had many more options.
My wife, having been in the country one week shy of a year had to pay out of state tuition at the local community college. Now an illegal immigrant enjoys the benefit of paying in-state tuition by virtue of not submitting any paperwork that proves residency. I can appreciate the motivation behind that move, they're trying to encourage illegals to go to school. The problem is, if you're still an illegal when you graduate you're still not going to be able to find work. And ultimately, there really needs to be some level of penalty for breaking the law.
The fact is, however, that there's no way we can realistically deport those already here. We do need to legalize them. But that should never happen before we've addressed the problem of those coming across the border. If we don't do that first we're never going to fix this problem and in fact we'll probably make it worse. It isn't the first time we've tried this.
And the propaganda campaign against the Arizona law was quite effective in how it has misled the American public. It basically mirrors the Federal law already in place and makes it illegal to conduct racial profiling. I found it rather amusing to hear Europeans and the Chinese berate us over the law given that their own immigration policies are much harsher. Hell, Mexico is much tougher on illegal immigrants than we are.
I have no problem with this. Also, lulzsec does tickle my anarcho-geek fancy. Information's natural state is to be free - think how much energy gets expended trying to keep things secret. Just like trying to push a large boulder up a mountain - like Sisyphus. And eventually they're going to trip up, and that boulder will come tumbling back down. We're watching it happen. And I, for one, am enjoying nom'ing on some popcorn while it happens.
Does your support of this really come from the idea that natural = better? Or that its better to let entropy take its course than to expend energy? Because those sound like very bad general principles to me.
Think of how much energy we expend eating. It would take less to just whither and die. My houses natural state does not have the Internet. Or, you know... a house.
Should our government be freer with its information? Probably. But your reasoning almost argues for the opposite.
I've spoken to very few people who really want any kind of immigration reform. They either want all the brown people out (if they dislike illegal immigration) or simply want people to be able to do whatever they want with no documentation (if they like illegal immigration). When you talk about something like a guest worker program, which would involve things like documentation and control, they lose interest.
That's part of the reason it is an issue so little gets done on is few people seem interested in a real, comprehensive, solution. Solving the problem doesn't mean grant everyone amnesty and open the borders. There is a reason nations have and control their borders and they ALL do.
Solving the problem would be something along the lines of create a good guest worker/other visa program that quickly and easily gets people proper documentation, make the legal process extremely efficient and streamlined. Then ratchet up enforcement. Come down on people who refuse to play by the rules and those who employ them like a ton of bricks. Make it clear that the options are play by the rules or don't play.
Getting anyone to buy in to a plan like that is hard. As I said of those that want immigrants around, the most common plan seems to be "just ignore the problem."
If you actually download the documents, you will see what kinds of things the officers have to deal with. I for one salute our officers and their bravery to maintain the rule of law, just so the rest of us can sleep safe at night.
Proof again you can break into FBI or CIA, or you can talk about it, but you cant do both for very long.
This here explains it in some more words: https://www.infosecisland.com/blogview/14706-LulzSec-How-Not-to-Run-an-Insurgency.html#.TgNxjyifa2A.twitter
Invita Invidia
An elder Armanian is lying on his death bed surrounded by his sons and grandsons as he passes on his final lessons:
Remember my children, always defend the jews.
The eldest son asks confused: Why the jews?
The elder answers: Because when they are gone, we are next.
MMO Quests are like orgasms:
You may solo them, I prefer them in a group.
I have a tip for you, when you are trying to write a bleeding heart story, don't make the "hero" to be an asshole.
Basically you are saying that someone who disobeyed the laws of the country he was in, got in trouble with the law for breaking the law... Oh nozers!
He got arrested for being an asshole as you yourself admit. End of story.
Or do you think that someone just because they are famous shouldn't have to follow traffic law?
And just how famous do you got to be? Especially since you can't evne be bothered to name him. An athlete eh? Does it count if I been on TV in Holland, can I break traffic laws at will in the US too with your blessing?
You know why these anti-immigration laws pass? Because those that are opposed to it can't come up with anything better then your kind of story.
Why not use as your next example a mexican drug-cartel hit man being arrested as an example of why the police is wrong. That will get keep turned to your point of view REAL fast.
MMO Quests are like orgasms:
You may solo them, I prefer them in a group.
"Information's natural state is to be free "
So for example if police or security services have information about a crime to be committed but what to keep it secret so they can catch the criminals in the act , you think they should just make that information public ASAP and if the criminals find out, well too bad eh? At least your moral high ground is intact.
Christ I wish people like you wold grow the fuck up. This is real life with real people, not some fantasy nirvana with idealtistic ciphers standing in for real fallible people you and you idiot right-on friends might dream about. Newsflash - such a place doesn't exist. Go learn some history and then learn about human nature.
It means that you have to work hard to keep information secret, therefore it is not natural for information to BE secret, any more than it's natural for a lump of metal that is a helicopter to remain suspended in air therefore you need a sodding big engine to make it do that.
Though they do a nice line in hypocricy. Usually with people like the OP "information" invariably means "everyone else information, not mine". They make me want to heave.
Companies would still use the cheapest labour, say that labour is expensive and pocket the profits.
Nae king! Nae laird! Nae yurrupiean pressedent! We willna be fooled again!
I will be very, very interested to see the results of Wikileaks or Luzlsec's release of secret Chinese or Russian documents. What? They don't have any? Gee, I wonder why.
This just goes to show that LulzSec is just a bunch of cowardly bullies. Their actions say
We don't like you, something you do, or something you support so we are going to violate your privacy, hack your computers, and attack you, all while hiding in the shadows because we don't want you to be able to defend yourself or retaliate.
It is a bunch of "internet tough guys" going after important and powerful real life institutions. And, by going after the government, they are making the same mistake Japan did in 1941.
There is no "-1 offended" or "-1 you don't agree with me" mod options for a reason.
How about this: If illegal workers are found at an employer, they are sent back home by airplane with all expenses paid by the employer - along with a month's worth of pay equal to the average legal workers' wages. Talk about disincentive.
Which is why so many people are trying to cross the border - get real!
I think I have heard more than one person say that they wish Airport Security Theater was back to the old profiling days......Makes me wonder, if you are at an airport in AZ, do you get profiled, and groped?
Democracy has already failed because of the ever-growing pool of sponging parasites who keep voting themselves other people's money. The faster democracy collapses, the better.
"In the UK we managed to get rid of slavery without a war, as did most other places...ex-colony countries that became independent without war."
I apologize for being harsh, but that's because your broke-ass empire couldn't afford to keep the repression game going and slavery was never profitable for you. I'm not quite sure where Britain, Kings and Queens of the White Man's Burden, can really get all high and mighty on the United States. Civil rights in the UK evolved almost by accident as one group with power tried to take it from another group. Do you think the Magna Carta was all about the poor? F'sck no.
And I believe starting a war with Napoleon DID work out for you as did wiping out the Spanish Armada. Until then you were the bitch of any seafaring nation that wanted your little island (Romans, Dutch, French, etc).
Small matter: You may want to use immigration rather than immigrant. One is a practice, the other is a human being. Politicians are hard on crime, not hard on criminals. It is a more defensible position... but I digress...
Saying that implies that they are pro-legal-immigrantion. Much like anti-abortion, where one could say, "No, I'm just anti-illegal-abortion," which does not state what pressures are acting on that position. In the abortion debate, most are pushing to make all abortion illegal. Similarly, I would suggest that many anti-illegal-immigration advocates are also on the side of shutting down the Mexican boarder to all new immigrants. Because I hear fewer people saying they are also pro-legal-immigration. The states themselves have not stepped up with as heavy of a hand to provide help to people who wish to be legal residents.
As such, I find anti-illegal-immigration as manipulative as saying one is saying one is anti-illegal-abortion without stating how they are pro-legal-abortion. Arizona is not pro-legal-immigration, therefore, it's absurd to think of them as anti-illegal-immigration is anything but double-speak to mean, "They're criminals! Kick their ass!"
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Lost direction, have they?
We had a harder time cleaning up the British mess known as slavery.
Also, after Wilberforce's reforms went through, the British Navy was employed to end the slave trade. In other words, the world's strongest navy (i.e. military force) was employed to end slavery.
Except for ending slavery, the Nazis, communism, & securing American independence, war has never solved anything.
Dear LulzSec,
F*** you. In releasing "hundreds of private intelligence bulletins, training manuals, personal email correspondence, names, phone numbers, addresses and passwords belonging to Arizona law enforcement." you have endangered the lives and families of Arizona's DPS officers.
It is my sincerest hope that you will be caught and sent to Guantanamo Bay, where you will be interrogated for an extended period of time, then brought back to the Mainland US where you will be tried and convicted of your crimes against the State.
I am against SB1070 and in favor of immigration reform. What you have done is expose AZ DPS officers families to retribution from violent drug cartels and vicious petty criminals. You suck LulzSec.
-40yr Pima AZ Resident (http://startourstate.com/)
"Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup."
I seriously hope this breaks the impasse and finally lands these criminals where they belong. Dead or jailed.
I STAND with Arizona !!
Seriously no matter your stance on the issue. The fact that after the moronic lulz get busted, so many new laws are going to spring into existence that big brother will be watching us so closely. The Patriot act will look like a bill for human rights and freedom. They need to get the message to stop before buying a security book red flags you or bit torrents are completely outlawed. How can these children be so stupid, it is one thing to attack one target as a point, but they are erratic, irrational, and childish. In a few years all we will remember of lulz is that it is a word outlawed by the oppression act of 2011. They will sit in prisons (I hope for their sake US prisons) rotting away because soon no country will protect them, no person will like them, and their fame will fade into the background. Unlike captain crunch they will go down not as gifted individuals, but terrorists that gave the government an excuse to pass new laws to stifle creativity and freedom.
At first I was going to point out that document leaking that exposed corruption or dirty tricks was valuable, although LulzSec shouldn't have exposed the names of undercovers who are now in grave danger. Then I checked some analyses of the documents. According to http://www.unelected.org/analysis-of-lulzsecs-arizona-dps-document-dump the contents don't show any corruption or anything, it's just interoffice emails and stuff about Mexican cartels the AZPD are trying to fight. So, yeah, I agree with you; Wikileaks distributing proof of US political corruption, with an effort to scrub names to protect agents, good. LulzSec dumping police documents that amount to showing Mexican drug cartels the entirety of law enforcement operations trying to shut them down including the names of officers working against them in secret? Bad form.
No OS on the planet can protect itself from a user with the admin password. - Yvan256
I've been looking through some of the docs, and I haven't really found anything all that bad yet. There's lots of comments on here about racial profiling, etc. But so far I haven't found anything to support that.
What I have found is that lulzsec didn't do any kind of filtering on what they released. I was sad to read about a murder investigation. I kind of wish that would have been culled out - there should be some kind of decency out of respect for those families involved. I saw some memos about a new motorcycle gang allowed to ride in AZ, and it was more 'matter of fact' informational than anything. And hey, the Hell's Angel's had a Cinco de Mayo party - make sure you use caution when approaching any of their members. oooh, scandalous. Along with officers addresses (WTF?) there's a bit of banal info like shift schedules and whatnot. I just kind of don't see the point. From looking through this, it's clear to me that police officers, no matter how "bad" they seem in the grand scheme of things, are just doing a job. It looks like they have to deal with a lot of various things and coordinating on it and doing their jobs requires a lot of discipline. And they are never allowed to make any kind of mistake apparently. Sounds like a fun job, now a bunch of internet douchebags are posting their personal info. How many people do you think will retaliate just for the 'lulz', without actually needing a reason?
I live in AZ, I'm well aware of the effects of illegal immigration. I'm also aware of the contributions of the Mexican culture to the US. There seems to be a general disgust for "border jumpers" around here, but it's directed at all brown-looking people. I get pretty sick of the jokes and comments - and I'm about as white as you can get. It just reeks of ignorance and blanket hate. It never seems to be based on real information, it's on Fox headlines, forwarded emails, or facebook posts. I think that the news of these released documents is just fuel when in reality it's not needed. If they really wanted to target injustice, they would actually read through the stuff they stole and make a more pointed release of information. This "hey, we found a bunch of evil stuff, check it out" and then releasing it to the wind could have detrimental side effects. Come on, I know you're the lowest of the low hackers, but show some initiative! All you're doing is making the machine want to clamp down tighter. If you want to make a difference, then use your heads. Sheesh.
My beliefs do not require that you agree with them.
You didn't post an opinion. You posted an Ad Hom attack, and your post was factually wrong.
If you where going for troll, then you need to put more effort into your post, because it read like a troll.
FYI: They the same taxes as everyone else in there relevent tax bracket.
In many case they pay more.
The Kruger Dunning explains most post on
How many major genocides has this century had?
Darfur, for starters. I could probably find more / others, but it's just too depressing.
"What in the name of Fats Waller is that?"
"A four-foot prune."
There is no other reason to keep a secret.