SEE IT: Twitter feuds over Taylor Lorenz unmasking Libs of TikTok creator

As a result of the article, which initially hyperlinked to the woman’s real estate business and supposed home address, she moved to a “safe location.” The link is now absent from the article.

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“Words cannot express how appreciative I am of the support I’m receiving right now,” she wrote on Twitter. “I’m confident we will get through this and come out even stronger. Grateful for all the thoughts and prayers.”

Lorenz previously went public with her own qualms against online harassment, getting emotional in a television segment on the subject.

“I have severe PTSD from this,” Lorenz said at the time.

“The WaPo article by Taylor Lorenz originally linked to the real estate license for the person behind the Libs of TikTok account— the link listed the person’s name, real estate license number, possible physical address, etc,” the Washington Examiner’s Jerry Dunleavy tweeted. “WaPo only removed the link after being called out on it.”

Journalist Glenn Greenwald called Lorenz a bully that claimed to be bullied.

“What’s the new journalistic principle being applied?” Greenwald tweeted. “Is it now permissible for journalists to investigate and expose the real identity of any anonymous social media user? Or is it just permissible if the anonymous social media user has a certain kind of politics?”

“Taylor Lorenz and the Washington Post are intending to incite violence against a woman for the crime of operating an anonymous twitter account, WaPo and Lorenz know that Libs of TikToks faces death threats from ANTIFA,” right-wing commentator Mike Cernovich wrote. “This can only be described as terrorism.”

“This isn’t journalism,” reporter Jack Posobiec wrote. “This is doxxing and smearing of @libsoftiktok by the billionaire-controlled Bezos Post.”

“Taylor Lorenz is a terrible journalist and worse human,” Ben Shapiro wrote. “Targeting a Twitter account that literally just posts Leftists owning themselves because that account damages the Left is pure Lorenz.”

“Guys, we have to stop billionaires like Elon Musk from taking over companies like Twitter because they won’t operate those companies like Jeff Bezos does WaPo, which unleashes Taylor Lorenz on the families of anonymous Twitter accounts.”

“Taylor Lorenz just last week was crying about being traumatized from people on the internet criticizing her,” podcaster Matt Walsh wrote. “Now she’s doxxing an anonymous account. Lorenz is a typical crybully scumbag. She deserves all the backlash coming her way after this. I hope it makes her cry again.”

“Wasn’t this psycho on tv 2 weeks ago actually crying about the exact type of behavior that seems to be her exact business model,” Donald Trump Jr. wrote. “If only she tried to report on real bad actors rather than a random personalities on social… but we know that won’t happen.”

Meanwhile, others supported the overall reporting on the movement.

“You will get a lot of backlash on this by people whose primary source of joy is hate watching videos of drag queens, but thank you for writing it,” influencer Matt Bernstein tweeted.

“This story below is essential reading. Understanding the Right Wing Smear Machine and the malice that drives it is essential,” reporter Steve Schmidt wrote. “Apparently, the use of good old fashioned shoe leather journalism in pursuit of facts has given great offense to [Glenn Greenwald], one of Putins most useful idiots and predictable faucets of crocodile tears when right wing dishonesty, malice and intimidation is exposed.”

“There’s a real story about how @libsoftiktok by simply posting videos became objectively one of the most important conservative activists in the entire country,” news anchor Saagar Enjeti tweeted. “Taylor Lorenz refuses to engage with the actual content/why it resonates and chooses to try and destroy her instead.”

Lorenz also has a thread detailing her article pinned on her Twitter account as of this report. She even tweeted out the woman’s name. There are a limited number of users that are allowed to comment on the thread.

“Taylor Lorenz is an accomplished and diligent journalist whose reporting methods comport entirely with the Washington Post’s professional standards,” the publication’s senior managing editor, Cameron Barr, said in a statement later Tuesday. “[The Libs of TikTok Twitter account] has had significant impact on public discourse and her identity has become public knowledge on social media. We did not publish or link to any details about her personal life.”

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