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Facebook's Real Names Strikes Again: Pagan Community Targeted
That these Pagans are so eager to hide behind fake names just proves they're up to no good and they know it. I am having a ball with this Real Names policy: I have personally reported several dozen Pagans, drag queens, transexuals, Indians, and other weirdos who I know for a fact were using crazy made-up names.
I tell you, it is supremely satisfying to see some Wiccan who previously went by "Monkey Cloud Whitefeather" or "Moonshadow Star Princess" suddenly forced to use her real name on Facebook.
I encourage all of you to join me in my flagging campaign against the Pagans of Facebook. If you see some idiot goat worshiper using a phony name on Facebook, go ahead and report them!
Remember what Leviticus 20:27 has to say about these Wiccan/Pagan people and their hatred for God:
It seems pretty clear that these people are using fake names to escape the punishment that is rightfully theirs.
It's deja vu on Facebook, which recently promised to stop enforcing its Real Names policy in a discriminatory way after their offices were picketed by drag queens angry as being forced to change their Facebook names to the driver's license names, many of which were the wrong gender and completely unrecognizable to their friends and fans. Now the same thing is happening to pagans who have religious names. Because the Real Names policy is only enforced when a profile is reported by a user, the system encourages abuse and harassment. The drag sisters were targeted by a group of trolls who hated them, and sifted through their victims' friends lists for additional targets. The same may be happening to pagans, and it may even be the same group of trolls doing it.
Friends and fans of author Silver RavenWolf, who know her by the name of her book covers, were surprised to see a name they didn't recognize, Jenine Trayer, in their Facebook feeds this week, alerting the pagan community that they were being targeted now, too, and posting this change.org petition:
Facebook, stop closing peoples' accounts who change their name for religious reasons
LINK TO PRO-PAGAN CHANGE.ORG PETITION DELETED
Until the problem is solved, Silver RavenWolf has set her profile from public to friends only so that her friends list will not be vulnerable to these report trolls.
Friends and fans of author Silver RavenWolf, who know her by the name of her book covers, were surprised to see a name they didn't recognize, Jenine Trayer, in their Facebook feeds this week, alerting the pagan community that they were being targeted now, too, and posting this change.org petition:
Facebook, stop closing peoples' accounts who change their name for religious reasons
LINK TO PRO-PAGAN CHANGE.ORG PETITION DELETED
Until the problem is solved, Silver RavenWolf has set her profile from public to friends only so that her friends list will not be vulnerable to these report trolls.
That these Pagans are so eager to hide behind fake names just proves they're up to no good and they know it. I am having a ball with this Real Names policy: I have personally reported several dozen Pagans, drag queens, transexuals, Indians, and other weirdos who I know for a fact were using crazy made-up names.
I tell you, it is supremely satisfying to see some Wiccan who previously went by "Monkey Cloud Whitefeather" or "Moonshadow Star Princess" suddenly forced to use her real name on Facebook.
I encourage all of you to join me in my flagging campaign against the Pagans of Facebook. If you see some idiot goat worshiper using a phony name on Facebook, go ahead and report them!
Remember what Leviticus 20:27 has to say about these Wiccan/Pagan people and their hatred for God:
A man also or woman that hath a familiar spirit, or that is a wizzard, shall surely be put to death: they shall stone them with stones: their blood shalbe vpon them.
It seems pretty clear that these people are using fake names to escape the punishment that is rightfully theirs.
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