Hundreds Of Residents Doxxed After ‘Snitching’ On Their Neighbors Breaking Quarantine

Newsweek and The Daily Mail reports that around 900 Missouri residents had their information released because of a media request granted to them courtesy of the Sunshine Law.

These residents are worried now that their anonymity is gone and they will be subject to retaliation.

St. Louis County asked their residents to snitch on those in their community who were breaking quarantine. These snitches (get over it, as this is how they will be referred to for the rest of this article) ratted on their neighbors, small businesses, and their employers for not following the county’s lockdown procedures.

The snitches want to be able to sit behind their keyboards or phones, like some kind of saint helping the greater good, when in reality, these people are aiding the government in taking away the rights of snitches and average Americans alike.

One snitch, in particular, spoke to the Daily Mail saying:

“I’m not only worried about COVID, I’m worried about someone showing up at my door, showing up at my workplace or me getting fired for doing what is right,’ a tipster named Patricia told KSDK.

‘When there is something that happens next time, I’m not going to feel safe or protected enough to call the local authorities.’

Patricia has Lupus and two other people in her household have auto-immune diseases which put them at high risk of getting seriously ill or dying if they contract coronavirus.

‘We’re in a society where doing what’s right doesn’t always get rewarded,’ she said. ‘We have to be extra careful because we don’t have the strength to fight this.”

“I’m not only worried about COVID; I’m worried about someone showing up at my door, showing up at my workplace, or me getting fired for doing what is right.” This is something she actually said in defense of her ratting out her fellow residents.

Does this snitch actually want me to feel bad for her plight? Does she realize that her actions caused people to be fearful of having the police show up at their door and arrest them and take them to jail?

Patricia learned the hard way that snitches get stitches, even if they are metaphorical.

She said that she saw a lot of non-essential businesses open during the quarantine lockdown. The snitch didn’t think that maybe, just maybe, these businesses stayed open because they had no choice. They stayed open to not lose their business and continue to feed their families and aid their employees to feed their families. They weren’t thinking of profits in a shrinking market; most of these small business owners had no other recourse except to stay working.

I recently found out over the weekend that my neighbor directly across the street from me is a Patricia. She was snitching on anyone she felt didn’t practice social distancing. She stopped me after I took my daughters hiking on Friday and asked where I had been and why we weren’t wearing masks.

My response: Hiking in the open air, and again we didn’t wear the cloth masks because of OPEN AIR.

The “Patricias” of the world can go kick rocks.