Anonymous vs Lizard squad

This could have been an answer to a previous thread in this section called Lizard squad but I felt like this needed it's own thread as Anonymous literally posted this video a couple hours ago on their youtube.

Lizard squad going down lol

Watch the vid Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cXoIYut3Y4

 

Haha, I love Anonymous; even Time acknowledged them as one of the 100 most influential people in the world, hacking people they believe to be wrong (governments, Westboro Baptist Church lol, child porn sites). Lizard Squad is just annoying as hell hacking gaming sites.

On Anonymous HQ, to become Anonymous, this is what it says:

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This is not about becoming an Anonymous member. Anonymous is not an organization nor a group. Anonymous is an idea. And ideas can not die. Therefore EVERYONE can be Anonymous. Just spread truth, share any post, video or tweet of Anonymous. Or write & submit your own article to AnonHQ! And always stay anonymous, don’t show your face or identity. That is the power of Anonymous. This is about BEING ANONYMOUS.

Being Anonymous means staying Anonymous. You have to HIDE your personal information and your location (IP address) online.

You have to protect your data from snooping by your internet service provider. And prevent websites you visit targeting you with manipulative prices and messages.

And most importantly: You have to prevent hackers stealing your personal passwords, bank account and credit card details. And you have to protect your computer and devices from malware, phishing and spam sites. Especially if you are using mobile devices for any kind of internet access. If you don’t encrypt your mobile device, anyone, with a little knowledge about networks, could get your personal information, account data, passwords, basically everything what you have typed into your mobile device.

Anonymous seems more good than bad to me.

 

Meh, anonymous these days is made up of like 99% posers and 1% actual hackers.

Also, lets not forget that the majority of threats anonymous have made over the years have never materialized.