Regarding this text, quoted from Consumerium:
Failing to comprehend and avoid Consumerium Governance problems will, in trolls' view, reduce the odds of success. Be absolutely clear: you are making real-world enemies here, Tim Starling. And many real-world enemies do in fact go so far as to kill to protect what they value. No amount of agreement between this typist and that typist will change that in our respective lifetimes. Insistence on technological means of arbitration only escalates the conflicts and makes them worse. "You" as defined by your typings, trollings and "blocks" are therefore not a person, but part of a problem. One we intend to address by any means necessary. Your use of technological power puts you morally in the wrong, by definition. Do not align your body with your tools. It's a fatal mistake, and one most people learn only when it's far too late, when they realize their tools cannot protect them from whatever trolls they sought to silence. You are not owed warnings - from here, it's next stop abyss. The next troll may be armed with something more than truth and typing.
It is difficult for me to read this as anything other than a death threat. Pure bluster, perhaps, but I worry about this guy.
The elements here that I find most troubling --
1. The dehumanization -- that you are not a person.
2. The specific references to death and violence "fatal mistake" and "you are making real-world enemies here".
--Jimbo