Blogger publishes names, addresses of newspaper staff after gun-permit database

Fox News ^ | 12/28/2012 | Fox News

[autumnraine]

A blogger upset with a New York newspaper

[autumnraine]

Good for him!!

[DallasSun]

I think this is a hoot!

[MeganC]

Now watch the ‘journalists’ whine about the invasion of THEIR privacy!

[MeganC]

Link to the map: http://www.newrochelletalk.com/content/map-where-are-journal-news-employees-your-neighborhood

[vladimir998]

Paybacks are a beyeotch!

[Claytonbridge]

“Freedom of Speech” goes both ways. Well done blogger.

[Albion Wilde]

Shoe. Other foot.

[Newbomb Turk]

People posted that same information in the comments section of the LOHUD website that printed the original gun permit owners map on Sunday and on blogs around the net and on facebook.

[Sirius Lee]

Shoe. Other foot.

I'm still laughing about this turnabout. It's more like Shoe, Size 12 Steel Toed Boot Up Their Ass.

[Ms. Blunt]

Needed a good chuckle tonight.

[jongaltsr]

Does he give addresses?

[TwelveOfTwenty]

Yes. And phone numbers and email addresses. I love it.

[Candor7]

Yes, liberal fascists are best defeated by truth, exposure and ridicule. This was the recipe of WInston Churchill against fascism, and it should be ours as well.

Publishing and mapping the names of the papers staff was an excellent responce.If they want to act like little Utopian fascists who act to confound the Constitution, then let them have their own medicine.

[Claytonbridge]

“Freedom of Speech” goes both ways. Well done blogger.

[maine yankee]

Some locals need to make up some ‘gun free zone’ signs and plant them on their lawns at night.

[gunsequalfreedom]

Thanks for the link

[gunsequalfreedom]

A Google search of an email address turns up lots of stuff. Info on the newspaper staff will be wide open if it is their personal email address

[gunsequalfreedom]

A Google search of an email address turns up lots of stuff. Info on the newspaper staff will be wide open if it is their personal email address

[Flick Lives]

The internet. It's a beautiful thing. In the old days, only the MSM had the press and the research department. They could dump on someone and there was little one could do, short of suing them in court for defamation. Now the tables are turned. Anyone, anywhere can mine publicly available data on these sanctimonious twits. It's an "Army of Davids" to quote a book title by Glenn Reynolds.