Literally

First, he posts the place of business and the name and pic of the bartender to his social media:

His fans flood the restaurant with bad reviews and he likes reviews such as this:

The bar deactivates all of their social media, and people find the full name of the bartender and start to harrass her. She also privates/deactivates her social media. I didn’t take screencaps at the time that this Madness was unfolding before my eyes, but here’s several blogs reporting on it:

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There were death threats to the bartender and talk of lawyers being involved. A person who said they visited the bar the next day reported the staff/management having an emergency meeting.

This is the first post from when the bar/restaurant came back online a.k.a. life resumes from the darkness that was j^red’s doxxing. I think this was like his 4th doxxing so you could probably say that he’s really honed his craft by now.

* the second pic is of a tweet from a PA who worked on spn during ep 18.

no ma’am (or mister), i did no such thing

t’was enough to see the discourse on the dashboard and go “oh yes, still trash“

Taylor Lautner: is white but played a Native American character in Twilight (Jacob). He white washed the character. And his career is basically washed up.

Dylan O’Brien: disrespected Native American land while filming the Scorch Trials. Each movie since then has been a flop and even now he’s becoming a has been - resorting to YouTube to mock himself…

Keep spreading the whole “native american curse ends people“-thing though, it’s real classy, just like it was classy when the scorch trials cast was spreading it. But I can see that you’re a troll, so I guess insensitive things just roll off your tongue.

Taylor Lautner: is white but played a Native American character in Twilight (Jacob). He white washed the character. And his career is basically washed up.

Dylan O’Brien: disrespected Native American land while filming the Scorch Trials. Each movie since then has been a flop and even now he’s becoming a has been - resorting to YouTube to mock himself…

This is all the stuff on Tyler Posey, he seems like kind of an arsehole.

Thanks so much to the helpful anon who submitted the links to all these screenshots

I also did a little research myself to see if he’s said anything about the “hack” and I came up with nothing.

The Instagram conversation is excusable I guess. But even tho “hood rats” isn’t a slur per day, does it not make you uncomfortable?

And the numbers leak, I mean, yes hacks happen but he hasn’t said anything about it from what I’ve seen which is quite apathetic behaviour to say the least.

Anyways, I’m not saying he’s a damn dirty racist. I simply posted this because there was a lot of demand for some kind of discussion on Posey’s behaviour.

My two cents on it is I am not a fan, and had a MoC repeated this behaviour, they would have been dragged through the mud forwards and backwards.

That said, he is a man of color - is visibly a minority in my eyes for one and has always been treated like lesser than by the TW fandom at large in racially microagressive ways. Then there’s twisting of his words to mean other things, like when he spoke disapproval for the ‘Sterek’ pairing, calling it ‘weird’ and being cited as a homophobe when he was talking about it in the context of the canon - Derek was older/in his 20s and had an abusively adversarial relationship with Stiles - and is the only person on the main cast that expressed multiple times he would find it interesting to play his character bisexual while his white counterparts were notably disgusted by it and were not cited as homophobes.

If we’re comparing behaviors and response to behaviors, however, I think it’s good to judge this against Dylan O’Brien taking things from an ancient burial site - https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/maze-runner-petition-demands-cast-829472

“It hadn’t been used for filming ever before. … They gave us this big speech when we got there to shoot, and they said, ‘Don’t take anything. Respect the grounds,’ ” he said. “They were very strict about littering, and don’t take any artifacts like rocks, skulls — anything like that. And everyone just takes stuff, you know, obviously.” He then went on to mention that five actors fell ill within one week of leaving the site, jokingly alluding to the idea that a Native American curse had punished them for it.  

And as far as I can tell he’s never apologized. I always feel Posey is held to a higher standard in general 

I know that Posey’s mother is Mexican, I can’t find much more than that. And I know there’s debate on white latines being counted as PoC, again, that’s not something I’m going to weigh in on because I’m not latine.

Again, I don’t have much of an opinion other than yeah he’s not horribly racist but I also wouldn’t interact with him if given the choice.

On another note, that’s fucked up behaviour from O'Brien but also somehow completely expected.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/teen-wolf-star-tyler-posey_n_1625161

It’s also definitely not my place either to say one way or another about ethnicity but it’s something he’s always claimed and he definitely was seen & read as a MOC in the context of the show and its fandom which came with a lot of varied instances of treating him as lesser via fandom activities or headcanons/tropes and even on the show itself (though it had a very odd lack of acknowledging race at all of anyone, which is a different story TBQH) and has gone on to star in roles afterwards where he is mexican as well. 

All that said, I can get why he might not being your cup of tea and respect that.

But first off, I really should just apologize for putting myself in this conversation when I’m not a teen wolf fan. That’s was a dumb move to say the least.

Thank you @miwadake for your responses. They were actually really helpful and nuanced.

Quick overview of fandom’s treatment of the character and actor

Long and admittedly academic/boring essay about TW fandom racism

Fandom routinely taking tropes and narrative away from Scott (Posey, character of color) to give it to Stiles (DOB, straight, aggressive white boy)

This post about double standards was originally about TW fandom, though it started getting tagged into many other fandoms

My unfortunately well-populated tag about Teen Wolf fandom’s racism (not fandom racism in general, for which I have another tag; just the Teen Wolf fandom’s racism)

Also, I know you don’t mean much by it, but there’s a particular aggravation with people inserting themselves into conversations about Teen Wolf or its fandom without seeing the show. A large portion of the Teen Wolf fandom hasn’t seen the show or stopped watching early on…and that portion is specifically the white mlm shipping portion of Teen Wolf fandom, and where you’ll find the bulk of the disdain and hatred for the show’s main character…which is largely their rage that a man of color is the lead of the show and the story, and not any of their white, male, and aggressive faves. Many fans take pride in not having seen Teen Wolf - yet treating their distortions of Teen Wolf narrative (which devalues, dismisses, or actively denigrates the characters of color and put all the white guys at the top) as if it were canon. People routinely comment on Teen Wolf with authority despite having never seen the show, or only watched clips or singular episodes specifically about their white, male, aggressive faves.

I know where you are coming from, which is very specifically the opposite direction from most of those white aggressive mlm shippers. But Teen Wolf fandom already has a long history of people proliferating judgments based on biased, incomplete, or outright false information and narratives. As such, would very, very, very strongly advise caution in commenting on Teen Wolf - or any fandom really - that you haven’t seen or been a part of. When you do, even if you don’t mean or intend it, you end up sounding and behaving very much like every white mlm shipper in the fandom - and in many  others - who insists that the only true version of the story is the one where the aggressive white men reign supreme, and women, characters of color, and even just men who aren’t toxically masculine, are all either sidelined, erased, or actively denigrated.

I agree that Tyler Posey gets a significant amount of hatred from the Sterek/Dylan camp and they bring him up a lot more than they should. It’s now 2019 and Teen Wolf hasn’t aired for years and I feel like people should listen to Frozen and really Let It Go. He has said questionable things in the past, and calling shippers “twisted and bizarre” was never gonna go down well in any fandom, but I don’t think anything's so bad that he has to be canceled forever. I also think back on the things I said when I was in my early twenties and I can’t really judge anyone, just hope they grow and learn like hopefully I will continue to do. If one doesn’t have any interest in him, I don’t really get the need to constantly wallow in what he said or did years ago.

But also this entire post was about somebody not liking Tyler Posey’s recent behavior on instagram, and somehow we’re talking about Dylan O’brien faults? It’s 2019 and Teen Wolf hasn’t aired in years and I feel like people should listen to Frozen and really Let It Go. How is Dylan O’brien Tyler Posey’s “white counterpart“? His popularity on Teen Wolf coincides with him leading a billion-dollar grossing movie trilogy at the same time, so I don’t see the need to compare them on the merit of having starred in Teen Wolf, if we’re going down that road. I can’t really recall Dylan O’brien being “notably disgusted“ by gay shipping. He has said questionable things in the past, notably the stolen artifacts-mess, but I don’t think anything’s so bad that he has to be canceled forever. I also think back on the things I said when I was in my early twenties and I can’t really judge anyone, just hope they grow and learn like hopefully I will continue to do. If one doesn’t have any interest in him, I don’t really get the need to constantly wallow in what he said or did years ago.

So, you know, there is an actual chance that somebody not liking how Tyler Posey responded to them on Instagram in 2019 could have nothing to do with Dylan O’brien, how Teen Wolf was written, and Teen Wolf’s fandom dynamics. Somebody can independently think that Tyler Posey is an asshole just like somebody can independently think that Dylan O’brien is an asshole as they don’t necessarily have anything to do with each other. Dylan O’brien isn’t Tyler Posey’s white counterpart just like Tyler Posey isn’t Dylan O’brien’s PoC counterpart. And, I mean Teen Wolf was a cesspool of utter shit and fun to watch as a B-rated “so bad it's kinda good” series... or is it kinda good or just Stockholm Syndrome in the end, who knows. It was one of those shows where I actively chose to ignore a lot of it--the homophobia, racism, misogyny etc... and bad acting, to be able to watch it for what it was. B-rated for Badness. Scott being PoC totally flew over my head, as I’m not American and don’t understand the structure of race in America, and because the show didn’t really... bring it up. Another irl friend who watched some of the series thought Scott was white, too, and was surprised when I set her straight. So there are definitely people who think that for non-nefarious reasons, especially since the show is available all over the world and perceptions of race differ.

But the thing with this fandom is that it never knows when to let it go. I get that both sides feel like they’re treated unfairly and want to compare the treatment their favorite gets to their disliked one. And I agree with fandom racism and the myriad of ways it exists and how an actor with white privilege has a better chance of building a following etc. But also even though acting talent and who has it is a subjective experience for the viewer, I can’t ignore the main reason why I was far more entertained by Stiles than Scott being that... I just thought the other actor was a lot better at acting. In fact, he was the only reason I kept watching. And this was right from the start when I was under the impression that both of them were white guys. And outside the fandom, irl I’m not the only one who thought Dylan was the better actor. So, even though I agree on the points of fandom racism, I don’t think “racism“ is the sole reason that some people like Dylan O’brien’s acting better than Tyler Posey’s.