If DDOS is real I want justice

[untilitdies]

What's the deal with Lalafells and sadism?

[birdy_reene]

What's the deal with Lalafells and sadism?

his idea is pretty nice compared to what I'd do to the DDOS'er. I'd kill his family as punishment and and make him sit infront of a computer all day with a picture of their bodies on it for the back ground, while playing minesweeper and if he loses a needle gets pushed under his finger n toe nails

[dlgc]

I would send Yotsuyu to deal with the ones in question, simple.

She enjoys tormenting ppl, the guilty party punished, I kept my hands clean, and justice served!

Cheers,
D.

[Texa]

Isn't prosecuting DDOS attackers a very tedious and expensive process usually?

[birdy_reene]

Isn't prosecuting DDOS attackers a very tedious and expensive process usually?

if you live in a country with a very beurocratic and bullcrap justice system

[Thayos]

I choose... Door #2.

!!!!

I won a big box of "get over it and move on!"

/em shares his prize with everyone on the forums.

[Texa]

if you live in a country with a very beurocratic and bullcrap justice system

That does sound like Japan's justice system, yes.

[Vanitas]

Lol chill it's just a game

[Zojha]

...modern gamers.

Want to put people who deny a pass-time service for two days in jail and kill their completely innocent families simply by association but have absolutely no qualms about soccer stadiums being built by slaves in Qatar or pharma corporations denying people much needed medical aid because lolprofits all over the world.

It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. Can't you just take your fervor and put it somewhere useful? Maybe into banking supervision? Tax investigation? Maybe try and stop the NSA spying on people and violating their basic rights? There are so many things that could really use some angry citizen stomping their feet and going onto the street for some sweet justice.

[Kyuuen]

So these guys minorly inconvenienced a bunch of people paying to play a game, and "justice" to you is to "put them in jail and have their families starve while they're in prison for their crime"? Doesn't that seem a little, well, unjust?

The starvation part is a bit extreme, however seeking justice wouldn't be. This is part of SE's business model and acting in such way that purposefully impacts said business in a negative way can be sought in court as damage done or disruption to business.