Why I continue to blog anonymously

Read this post at National Review’s Corner, and you’ll understand why.

[Jonah Goldberg]: Someone at DC Indymedia is posting home addresses of conservatives they don’t like. The post begins "Anybody up for a visit to John Roberts’ house? Or Paul Wolfowitz’s cozy little home?" The post goes on to give the addresses and describes Wolfowitz’s house and invite people to protest at their homes. "If you know more addresses of interest or if you are planning a home visit to anyone special (and want other folks to come) please let us all know..We’ll do the same!"

Hat tip: Anchoress

13 Responses to "Why I continue to blog anonymously"

CavalierX says:

September 27, 2005 at 8:40 pm

I only hope that if protesters ever plan to show up at my place, they’ll give me a little notice so I can stock up on ammo. I usually only keep a thousand or so rounds on hand, and I wouldn’t want to run short. 🙂
Baklava says:

September 27, 2005 at 8:43 pm

That’s why I use the name “Baklava”.

It wasn’t because I’m so sweet. 😉

Although some think I am. 😛
Bachbone says:

September 27, 2005 at 10:35 pm

Somebody had better keep an eye on Alec Baldwin. He’s already suggested on national TV that Henry Hyde and his family be killed.
Sister Toldjah says:

September 27, 2005 at 10:42 pm

Cav: Hey you! Haven’t seen you around in a while. As to your comment, I doubt you’d get advanced notice but I’m sure you’d be more than adequately prepared to handle the situation

Bak: If it’s not to indicate sweetness, what is the meaning behind it? Enquiring minds wanna know …

Bach: Yeah – that was an awful thing for him to say. I wonder what made him change his mind about leaving the country after GWB was elected in ’00? LOL
Oh How I Love Jesus » Blog Archive » Maybe It’s Time For Some People to Brush Up on Their Second Amendment Rights… says:

September 28, 2005 at 12:06 am

[…] Well, The Anchoress and Sister Toldjah both said that was a strong reason to blog anonymously. I don’t blame them one bit. In fact, I emphasize my masked identity in the blog because it is too important, and because in real life, my real name is too unique. […]
PCD says:

September 28, 2005 at 8:55 am

Sister,

I think this tactic needs too either be countered or used on Liberals.

There is a teacher in Marshalltown who was part of some Dream Act bus trip to DC. She ended up pounding on the windows of Karl Rove’s house. I saw this in the paper, but not a Marshalltown paper. I would wonder how the Left would feel if a group of people would surround the homes of Marshalltown school board members and officers of the local teachers’ union pounding on their windows?
PCD says:

September 28, 2005 at 11:28 am

Sister, excuse me, in my previous post I neglected to say that Marshalltown is in Iowa.
Steve Skubinna says:

September 28, 2005 at 11:59 am

The only other characteristic of baklava that springs to mind is that it’s very flaky.

So I’d stay with sweet.
Lorica says:

September 28, 2005 at 1:13 pm

The only other reason I can think of, is that half the single guys that read this blog would be in Charlotte, with Midnight Serenades and Roses. It would create traffic jams for 4 counties around. 😆
KEvron says:

September 28, 2005 at 1:45 pm

hi, ms. zander!
Steve Skubinna says:

September 28, 2005 at 4:50 pm

Oh, wait, another salient characteristic of baklava suggests itself – it’s nutty.

Sweet’s looking better and better. Go with it.

And you’ve hit it in one, Lorica – were I in the vicinity of Charlotte I’d be walking around with Sister’s pic scanning faces in the crowds.

Until the restraining order was served, I guess. Then I’d break out the binos.
Lorica says:

September 28, 2005 at 7:33 pm

LOL You and me both Steve. If I lived near Charlotte, I would take my 5 weeks of vacation and her picture and start searching also. Heck we might run into each other in a our search “Bonk”. Too funny. – Lorica
Sister Toldjah says:

September 28, 2005 at 8:19 pm

PCD: I do recall the house-pounding. 😕

Steve and Lorica: Ya’ll are causing some serious blushing from this corner

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