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gang stalking

Gang Stalking is organized harassment, usually by a fairly large number of persons, done in a secretive or clandestine way, targeting people deemed to be unacceptable. Usually it is done in a way intended to "fly beneath the radar" of legitimate law-enforcement. Reasons for this harassment include suspicion of deviant sexuality, unpopular or uncommon religious practices, racism or ethnic hatred, or mental illness. There are known origins in community activism opposed to "scattered site housing" of mentally-disabled persons on public relief or welfare, pre-release or post-release housing for convicts and parolees, etc.

Let's start gang stalking this guy Joe, I heard he's weird and I want to find out for sure and get rid of him if he really is weird.

By impecunious919

gang stalking

Gang stalking is something that people who may have paranoid schizophrenia believe in. Any research into the phenomenon reveals that there is no credible evidence that it actually exists, and it appears that the people who think they are victims are actually misinterpreting the actions of other people who are simply going about their day. The fact that gang-stalking victim advocates want the victims to wear tri-cornered hats (like the colonial Americans used to wear)as a show of solidarity should be proof that these people are not entirely sane.

That crazy lady claimed I was gang stalking her because I walked in front of her house to get to my car.

By J.D.S.

gang stalking

anything illegal under michigan public law 256-2003 anti electronic harassment law. also "voice to skull?" that tells you an unlisted phone number which you call on a payphone that turns out to be a corrupt official, tells you who has herpes, (i love when they get in fights with eachother and rat eachother out!)and what meds thay take-ritalin causing a substance induced mania and spd, sadistic personality disorder-deriving glee from these activities.

they're gang stalking.they gang stalked me and cut me off in traffic.

By boogerpizza

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