Screwing Someone Over Spectacularly
 

Suppose you want to screw someone over hard. I mean really, really hard. How would you go about it?

I have a simple battle plan and will post it Thurdsday 3/16/06 in the afternoon. Can OOT do better? We'll see.

Post your best strategy. And I am not talking about tying dead dogs to bumpers. You have to do much worse. Jail time or moderate injury should be a reasonable expectation. A guaranteed bankruptcy would be sufficient.

My goal is to show how easy it would be for an average person (or government group) with a good strategy to completely hose another with relatively minor risk.

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Hold on let me get the popcorn.

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This better be good.

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Acquiring SS numbers is far, far easier than most people think, and is probably the easiest way to go about doing something like this.

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Steal their identity.
End of story.

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I'm waiting for JIHAD to chime in...

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Suppose you want to screw someone over hard. I mean really, really hard. How would you go about it?

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I think it depends on what kind of access you have to them. For example, if you have relatively easy access to a computer mostly associated with them, doing something like planting child pornography on it seems like it would be incredibly destructive.

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Steal their identity.
End of story.

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Ok, reasonable effort that fit the parameters.

But still weak sauce.

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Check their trash at the end of the day for credit card receipts, especially if you see they made a purchase at lunch or opened personal mail at the office.

On a lighter note, does NAMBLA have a newsletter?

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Are you planning on employing this strategy? Or is this another reason why great minds shouldn't be idle?