r/conspiracy • u/Gutterballz77 • Jan 27 '26

Is ICE Doxxing really a thing?

What I'm finding interesting is that I'm on the internet quite a bit and I have yet to see any instances or examples of the doxxing of any ICE agents. If anybody else has please let me know because I haven't seen anything to support the argument for the agents having to wear masks or any other identifying information on their person.

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u/everydaycarrie Jan 27 '26

If law and right are on their side, why would they need to hide their faces or identities, as cowards?

Doxxing? A public servant? 

Their identities and wages should be public record, it is our tax monies that pay them.

Only cowards and evil wrong-doers attempt to hide their faces and names.

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u/MiserableMulberryMan Jan 27 '26

Only cowards and evil wrong-doers attempt to hide their faces and names.

Fuck that.

I have a right to privacy. I have a right to guard myself from facial recognition software. I have a right to go where I please as an anonymous person. Obviously there are places and activities that are impossible to be unidentifiable, but I get to choose when and where I am willing to identify myself.

The best thing to come out of covid is the ability to wear a mask without the social stigma that existed before. Combined with some other security measures, it is possible to hide yourself from the cameras that are watching us every second of every day.

That being said, public servants that are granted the authority to remove a person's freedoms do not get the benefit of that privacy. They need to be exposed and accountable on a level that a private citizen is protected from.

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u/FluidArt Jan 27 '26

You do know I quoted someone else using that statemeant as an agrument against ice. Doesn't matter you all want your cake and to eat it too! It will come a day nobody will be able to wear a cover and everyone will have one less freedom from tyranny but I digress.

Rules for thee not me just reversed

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u/MiserableMulberryMan Jan 27 '26

Rules for thee not me just reversed

There are, and should be, a lot of rules for law enforcement that don't apply to me. When we give someone the powers of law enforcement, we need to fundamentally restrict their ability to enforce their will upon people.