[AFS_Nemesis]

I'm sure some of you heard about the Taylor Swift ISIS in Europe threat that resulted in her cancelling a few shows (source). This peaked my interest for a few days and for a few reasons.

1) If these ISIS terrorists got into her concert (lets face it - ISIS probably cant afford that many of her tickets) by using the data from the recent Ticketmaster hack and murdered people, what would the legal response be for our fellow BF friends @Sp1d3rHunters for the leak, or even @MisterE for making an online ticket generating tool? Would "providing material support for a terrorist organization" be on the table? Would possessing the Ticketmaster data be considered a national security concern? Could something like this lead to a new type of a, for example, Rudy Guliani using RICO against the Mob moment? Would we all be considered terrorists? I've spend a few days thinking about this one and don't have any good answers other than that I wouldn't put anything past any government.

2) Would the risk of being killed by terrorists prevent swifties from attending? I would think not.

3) If there was an attack at one of her concerts, would the news use the headline "Extremists Attack Fanatics"? lol

I'm obviously mainly interested in all your thoughts on the first item, but the other two sounded fun nonetheless.

[5kidw4rd]

1) According to the last report I saw, it doesn't look like they had tickets to get into the concert so I don't think your first point is of any concern. But even if that was the case, I think it would be difficult to tie that to BF specifically.

2) Probably not, as you said

3) ...they would probably do some mental gymnastics on that one

[AFS_Nemesis]

1) According to the last report I saw, it doesn't look like they had tickets to get into the concert so I don't think your first point is of any concern. But even if that was the case, I think it would be difficult to tie that to BF specifically.

2) Probably not, as you said

3) ...they would probably do some mental gymnastics on that one

I saw that they were hired to be security guards for the concert. Seems way worse. Also, I don't think you'd have to tie it directly to BF, but the smell of it being in the vicinity would probably be enough.

[Miner21]

I didnt hear about this but your take is fucking awesome

[5kidw4rd]

1) According to the last report I saw, it doesn't look like they had tickets to get into the concert so I don't think your first point is of any concern. But even if that was the case, I think it would be difficult to tie that to BF specifically.

2) Probably not, as you said

3) ...they would probably do some mental gymnastics on that one

I saw that they were hired to be security guards for the concert. Seems way worse. Also, I don't think you'd have to tie it directly to BF, but the smell of it being in the vicinity would probably be enough.

Heard the same thing from someone but I haven't been able to find a source to confirm that yet. Not sure what the rules are for posting external links here but if we are allowed to and I see anything relevant I'll share it here.

[Fly1ngC1rcu5]

I think that a Taylor Swift fan who lost the shit loads they charge for a ticket will be much more dangerous than an ISIS dude.. Though they'd probably return the money so ISIS it is

[AFS_Nemesis]

I think that a Taylor Swift fan who lost the shit loads they charge for a ticket will be much more dangerous than an ISIS dude.. Though they'd probably return the money so ISIS it is

Are you saying that Swifties are a gang and must be stopped for the safety of humanity?!

[Fly1ngC1rcu5]

I think that a Taylor Swift fan who lost the shit loads they charge for a ticket will be much more dangerous than an ISIS dude.. Though they'd probably return the money so ISIS it is

Are you saying that Swifties are a gang and must be stopped for the safety of humanity?!

With that money loss? YES! haha

[swag]

I'm sure some of you heard about the Taylor Swift ISIS in Europe threat that resulted in her cancelling a few shows (source). This peaked my interest for a few days and for a few reasons.

1) If these ISIS terrorists got into her concert (lets face it - ISIS probably cant afford that many of her tickets) by using the data from the recent Ticketmaster hack and murdered people, what would the legal response be for our fellow BF friends @Sp1d3rHunters for the leak, or even @MisterE for making an online ticket generating tool? Would "providing material support for a terrorist organization" be on the table? Would possessing the Ticketmaster data be considered a national security concern? Could something like this lead to a new type of a, for example, Rudy Guliani using RICO against the Mob moment? Would we all be considered terrorists? I've spend a few days thinking about this one and don't have any good answers other than that I wouldn't put anything past any government.

2) Would the risk of being killed by terrorists prevent swifties from attending? I would think not.

3) If there was an attack at one of her concerts, would the news use the headline "Extremists Attack Fanatics"? lol

I'm obviously mainly interested in all your thoughts on the first item, but the other two sounded fun nonetheless.

who'll win? 500k taylor swift fans or a c4?

[vvma4132]

ISIS is a US government tool, so if the US government decides to go with your idea, it will happen. otherwise no

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