>Wow reading that is almost creepy.
It is sadly. Fiction falls short in comparison to reality.
>Lot of people forget that SJWs started a lot of the tactics such as doxxing, sure others soon followed suite and its wrong all around but the mainstream turns a blind eye to the crazy stuff they pull. Thanks.
You are welcome. While it´s true that you can hate into some person on the internet, the doxxing part is completely obnoxious especially when the family has nothing to do with the "controversial" topic a SJW would critique. Fascists bitch a lot but never got to that point of pursuing people with such obsession as that. If the crazy stuff has appeared is because of youtubers, fandoms and the other social media of the net. There you have Zamii´s case and why SU fandom got that infamous image. Well, there you have its origin and so, the same tactics are applied equally to victims that we won´t know. It´s funny that victimists who claim to be victims are doing putting others in a worse place but that´s a pretty old tactic: The enemy is the other one and I have the right to do whatever because my victimism is justified.

>They wouldn't have as much problems if they did a better job paying lip service to those groups and ostracizing anyone who starts to have anxiety over migrants and such.
Bingo, you have a more advanced view than 90% of the Euro camera.
>when the problems started to happen the only people who were willing to even acknowledge it at first where the various strains of far right factions.
Explains why people desperately vote to such parties. We are all seeing this when elections in Europe happen. The trend has become noticeable and it speaks by itself. The worst they can do is not acknowledging a problem that clashes with their interests.
>the fact that it ran on CNN or other media at all did poke an awkward question that they rather ignore into the public conciseness a bit
it´s awkward indeed. But yeah, it could be perfectly a water test from his part so he could earn some easy headlines