🇺🇸⚡️- Ever since the Cornell student paper published its article doxing the Cornell 7, mega-viral posts on TikTok and Instagram, garnering millions upon millions of views, have been posted and shared, spreading blatant misinformation and propaganda. The absolute deluge of fake news, death threats, and hate speech against the Cornell 7 and all men has gone unchallenged by the major platforms, despite anti-hate rules in place alongside what remains of Covid-era rules about “misinformation” and mass doxing campaigns.

These rules have never been enforced against the left or against narratives that benefit the left, even by platforms run by right-wing figures such as Elon Musk’s X. The names of the Cornell 7, alongside various Cornell staff, their family members, and dozens of others, have circulated nonstop, leading to real-life harassment and the need for police protection in some cases.

In the largest instance of this so far known, a military family has been hounded nonstop for weeks for being falsely named in the lawsuit. The real Matthew Ingalls, who attended Cornell, was supposed to be handed the suit; however, it was accidentally issued to another Matthew Ingalls, who is currently in the Marines and never attended Cornell. Despite this, the social media mob has doxed the Marine’s entire family and all his personal information, leading to nonstop harassment.
The mother of this Mr. Ingalls told The Free Press that she and her daughter have received nonstop death threats, including Google Earth images of their house, alongside pictures of weapons and woodchippers, alongside threatening captions.

The mother goes on to say that “My family’s been terrorized, threatened, and harassed. I am just amazed at the way people behave. I can’t believe that people will just look someone up on the internet, take a phone number, and start texting someone or calling someone and saying the vile things they’re saying. You don’t even know if you have the right person. You’re creating more victims.”

Cornell staffers have also been doxed and harassed by mega-viral Instagram and TikTok posts, which have yet to be taken down.