• SPRUNTnsfw@fedinsfw.app
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    5 months ago

    Sign them up for absolutely everything you can that asks for a mailing address, email, phone number, and any other info you have for them. Use their info to donate to every cause you can find that they would be opposed to, then let the USPS take it from there.

  • zxqwas@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    Collect evidence. When you get enough hand it to the police. Otherwise just live a happy life, that will surely piss them off.

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        5 months ago

        I thought you’re just not supposed to talk to them if they reach out first (i.e. if you’re a suspect) but it’s fine to reach out to them as long as you’re not a possible suspect to any unsolved crime in the last 90 days?

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    5 months ago

    Publicise their threat. Then go into hiding for a few weeks and watch them be interrogated up the ass through the nose for where they hid your body.

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    5 months ago

    I bought a really strong flash light, if they tried. Hard to attack when you’re blinded, and it eliminates any risk of having to plead self defense

    The guy who threatened me (actually, it was an indirect threat intended as coercion to my ex) actually ended up being murdered by someone else last year.

    It’s the first time in years herself and i are actually safe (and it’s fortunate we she broke up with him finally last year too, or she’d be dead too). She was always scared of leaving. However, she’s a witness to the court when it goes to court (so not completely out of the woods I guess)

    Also, report to police. But In my case, she couldn’t or her life would be at risk

    Don’t escalate. Just really stupid. They’ll know who did it

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    If this is someone you’ll be seeing a lot, it’s best to try to make peace with them. Instead of “pouring fuel on the fire” it’s best to “pour water on it”.

    Personally I’ve had conflicts in my life with others, but instead of reacting negatively, I made an effort to do the opposite. In one case that resulted in a friend instead of an enemy. In other cases it has diffused the situation.

    It helps to try to put yourself in their shoes. Try to understand where they are coming from and what has driven them to react like this towards you.