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No.129397 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Very important Essex
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No.130450 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Hello friends, I’m a young person living in Turkey, and recently, we've been witnessing a surge of women and child murders in my country. There's even a website called “Anitsayac.com” that has been tracking the women killed since 2008. This has become too much for me to handle. Every woman I know has either been harassed or will be. We live in fear. We need to rise up and overthrow the government, but no one is taking the first step. Just a few days ago, a girl’s head was cut off and thrown in the middle of the street. (If you search for "Ikbal Uzuner," you’ll find it.) The government stayed silent for days on this brutality. It’s not just the government—our internal politics are a mess, and the opposition is doing nothing either. Tweeting will get us nowhere, and we’re desperately looking for someone to pull us out of this pit, but no one wants to be that person. I want to tear down and fix this messed-up system, but I can’t do it alone. It’s night here in Turkey, and I’m about to go to bed. When I wake up, I want to see you hack Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s (he's our president) Twitter account, insult the government, and call for everyone to gather in front of the palace at 6 p.m. on Saturday and force the government to resign overnight. If there are any Turks among you, we can do this, my friends, I believe it. Thank you in advance for everything, friends.

Virtual child abuse in Turkey

No.130384 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Our government sold the information of all citizens. In this sold information, several communities on Discord threaten and sexually abuse girls and boys aged 13-14 or younger. If you look at Türkiye's agenda on Twitter, you can find it, I just want help on this matter. Sorry if I'm writing in the wrong title. Two 19-year-old girls were brutally murdered 2 days ago. People are trying to get justice on Twitter. In 2013, Anonymous supported the Turkish people during the Gezi Park protests.

No.129767 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
What would he think of the internet now if he were still around today?

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!VECTORh8mE No.129803 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
How many active threads at a time am I allowed here?
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todays my birthday /vip/

No.130386 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
but i dont feel very important
i wonder where ill be in a few years

No.130278 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
I like to randomly add years whenever talking about things that happened just a few years ago to make anons despair and feel like they're wasting their life and I'll default to calling anons she/her to make them feel like they they're being outnumbered by people of a lesser mental fortitude than them and no longer fit in to 4chan.

No.130332 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
when someone who posts here commits a crime, how do authorities find their old posts? i've seen them dig up years-old posts from /b/ to use against them. do mods save every post you make or something?