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Logical Stalling Tactic

The use of logical demands—requests for definitions, demands for evidence, requests for clarification—not to advance understanding but to delay, distract, or derail conversation. Logical stalling tactics are what happens when someone asks "define your terms" not because they need definitions but because they want to stop the argument. It's the logic of "what do you mean by 'fair'?" (asked for the tenth time), of "prove that assertion" (after the tenth proof). Logical stalling tactics are beloved of bad-faith arguers who know they can't win but can always delay. The cure is recognizing when stalling is happening and refusing to play—offering definitions once, then moving on; providing evidence once, then demanding engagement.
Example: "Every time she made a point, he demanded a definition, a source, a proof. Not because he needed them—he never engaged with what she provided—but because each demand slowed her down, exhausted her, drained the conversation. Logical stalling tactics had turned dialogue into obstacle course. She eventually stopped trying, which was his goal all along."
by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026
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Reactive Stalking

A manipulation technique where a perpetrator monitors, documents, or even encourages another person’s online activity, then waits for that person to engage in any form of interaction—especially a negative one—and claims that interaction constitutes “stalking.” The perpetrator may have been following the target for months, but the target’s single reply or mention is presented as obsessive behavior. Reactive stalking inverts the reality of who is pursuing whom, using the target’s justified attention (or even accidental overlap) as evidence that the target is the stalker.
Example: “He’d been tracking her every post across three platforms. When she replied to a mutual friend’s thread where he was also present, he screenshotted it and filed a report accusing her of stalking. Reactive stalking: the hunter posing as the hunted.”
by Abzugal March 25, 2026
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Jaleel Stallings

A guy from Minnesota who unknowingly shot at Minneapolis police in 2020 because they shot rubber bullets from a rented van and didn't identify himself.

He was acquitted of ALL charges and paid $1.5 million by the City of Minneapolis, and the cop who kicked him pleaded guilty to a felony.
Jaleel Stallings started the Good Apple Initiative to aid officers who want to report misconduct but fear retaliation.
by MrKrabsIHaveAnIdea February 28, 2025
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gang stalking

Gang stalking is three or more individuals, who have a common identity and engage in criminal activities, exhibit predatorial like behaviors in order to instill fear, weaken and dehumanize (denial of full humanity along with the cruelty and suffering that accompany it) on one individual. They make themselves known without making themselves known to the individual. They are ubiquitous and are wherever the individual chooses to go at any given time.
"Yo one can't get her but more then three can, we be gang stalking"
"This is what you get for being one bit heavy"
"Isn't ten brains better then one?"
by moneymonmonmon March 17, 2025
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Gang Stalking

Gang stalking is nothing less than state-sponsored terrorism and organized crime in the US. In a technical sense, it is treason, since its true methods constitute a form of urban warfare.
The cops and those who oversee them will inevitably pay the ultimate price for all that gang stalking garbage.
by Ubermensch-One March 24, 2025
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Fandom Stalking

It’s where you engage with fan produced content from a specific fandom without ever engaging in the source material directly. A fandom stalker selectively immerses themselves in aspects of a fandom, often becoming familiar with character dynamics, plot arcs, and themes through the lens of other fans.
“I’ve never watched The Last of Us, but I know everything about Ellie and Joel from reading fanfic and watching edits. I guess I’m fandom stalking.”
by sundroppanda May 2, 2025
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Fandom Stalking

The act of engaging deeply with fan-produced content—such as fanfiction, fanart, video edits, commentary, and memes—of a specific fandom without having consumed the original source material. A fandom stalker selectively immerses themselves in the emotional and aesthetic aspects of a fandom, often becoming familiar with character dynamics, plot arcs, and themes through the lens of other fans. This form of participation is marked by a pick-and-choose approach: embracing what resonates while intentionally avoiding aspects of the canon that don’t appeal.
“I’ve never watched The Last of Us, but I know everything about Ellie and Joel from reading fanfic and watching TikTok edits. I guess I’m fandom stalking.”
by sundroppanda May 12, 2025
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