Exclusive: Internal FBI memo, reviewed by the Guardian, said women wanted to dox and ‘embarrass’ agents, but provided few details
  • gravitas_deficiency@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    2 days

    Tbh, depending how long and far this ICEatzgruppen bullshit proceeds, doxing is, like, the bare minimum of what can be done.

    There is precedent for this sort of thing:

    In at least one instance, Truus seduced an SS officerinto the woods so that someone from the resistance could shoot him. As the commander who recruited them had said, Freddie and Truus learned to shoot Nazis, too, and the sisters began to go on assassination missions by themselves. Later on, they focused on killing Dutch collaborators who arrested or endangered Jewish refugees and resistance members.

    “They were unusual, these girls,” says Bas von Benda-Beckmann, a former researcher at the Netherlands’ Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies. “There were a lot of women involved in the resistance in the Netherlands but not so much in the way these girls were. There are not that many examples of women who actually shot collaborators themselves.”

    • Zahille7@lemmy.world
      2 days

      Tbh I’m kinda fuckin surprised no one has tried this shit yet.

      We’ve had women tricking/scamming men in general on dating sites (stuff like the “send me $5 for a surprise,” only for the “surprise” to be an unmatch), but no one is stepping up to make a honeypot/killing room situation?

      • wheezy@lemmy.mlEnglish
        2 days

        You answered your own question. There isn’t a comparison between a digital and mostly anonymous interaction and the level of resistance the comment you’re replying to is referencing.

        We do have good woman resisting ICE. One of them got shot in the head for parking her car in the road for a few minutes.

        I’m not sure why the false equivalency between catfishing or ghosting. These aren’t the same levels of personal endangerment.