https://twitter.com/aetherlev/status/1429102897929736193
I mean it's Texas, so as the American right has embraced more and more of its most extreme (and unhinged) elements it's natural that Texas will keep pushing that extreme.
It's called "Geographic sorting" and it's only going to be more wild.
I posted a link in this thread where they direct people to fill out the snich form. I've submitted maybe 10 bunk reports. Last handful I did I made up fake names and fake address to hopefully waste their time some more. I Google real streets but put wrong numbers for those houses that look like it could be a Typo. https://hexbear.net/post/134181
When the Amazon union buster website came out I think someone in here made a script that would query GPT2 to generate a few paragraphs of somewhat sensible text and then automatically send it to the website. They may have put it on github, maybe that could use some repurposing.
Friendly reminder that AWS/GCloud/Azure offer $300 of free credits with 1 year expiration, so if you set up a bot that could be 3 years of automated trolling.
Oh it's already on my raspberry pi, I'll be keeping it up to submit every minute and switching IPs with my VPN until the site dies. I suspect they'll turn off public submissions in hours though, this ain't my first rodeo.
What we really need to do is get people to setup some kind of background process on their computers that "perform tasks" on behalf of hexbear central command (HCC), where the task vanguard intelligently times the tasks so that Texas receives 1,000 bogus Heartbeat Act reports over the course of a week, but instead of looking like a cronjob it looks like 1,000 residential IPs naturally filled out reports throughout mostly natural daylight hours.
Having a Hexbear botnet would be kind of lit, great idea.
This bill is especially insidious. Like all these other red state anti-abortion bills, it bans abortions after a really ridiculously short amount of time (6 weeks), for many women that's a de facto abortion ban.
For nearly all of the bills, the courts recognize that this is absolutely unconstitutional and block the bills. The insidious part is that since it's just citizens suing providers, legal experts think it's not really possible for the bill to be blocked by the courts. Because what usually happens is someone like Planned Parenthood sues the state to block the bill. But since it isn't the state enforcing it and it's a civil thing, the theory is that no one can actually sue to stop it. It was specifically designed this way with that in mind. In other words, death to Texas and death to America.
Btw something like 75% of Americans are in favor of legal abortions, though I should note that number does include some people who think there should be a restrictions on abortion; because even Americans who aren't Christians are still poisoned by the Puritanical mindset. Just another example of our really well-functioning democracy here.
In communist east Germany the state made people snitch on their neighbours.
A shame they won't let my IP access the page. I have been silenced.
How much is the bounty? I will confess to doing a million abortions when I get out of jail someone split the bounty money with me?
We need to have a list of women legislators and officials, and/or their mothers, wives and daughters
heartbeat
no, only people with backbones have hearts, libertarians have more in common with a lobster than a man
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