dirtywick
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This isn't doxing. Per wikipedia:
The information released wasn't private. His police employment history, and his father\father-in-law's history with guns is public information.
For the millionth time, this guy made his identity publicly available on ******* purpose. It wasn't an accident. HE POSTED THE ******* VIDEO TO HIS YOUTUBE CHANNEL. A channel that wasn't private. His wife posted the video to her instagram. Both of those forms of media literally had their ******* names on it, and made it clear that they, themselves, were the people involved. Jesus Christ with this ****.
I agree it's not doxxing for the reasons you stated. On media hosting services, and especially social media where you're attaching your identity to your account, you're making public statements and open yourself up to public responses whether you have good or bad intentions. He's also responding to media outlets and taking interviews about it.
And while I don't think it's cool to be dragging family members into it and I do believe doxxing is definitely a mixed bag and can be pretty awful when it's bad, he seems to welcome the attention.