“By idiotically blaming me, you are allowing the real culprit to operate freely.”

During a recent YouTube live chat, Matt Taylor left a comment asking for Niki Cooper and Brian Harvey to come onto his MattTaylorTV! Show. The Mouse Variation 2.0 troll commented, "Matt Taylor is a stalker." 

Later on his own YouTube channel, The Mouse Variation 2.0 Troll denied it was him who left the comment. When asked who it could be, he implied it was Matt Taylor. 

“Stupid trolling behaviour with good spelling, good grammar and excellent punctuation....hmmm......let me guess who in the Matt Taylor camp has been doing this for years? Let me guess....who has a channel now called KingArthurII-TheWarKing! that used to be a cloned account called Michael Of The Mouse Family?”

Taylor denies it was him, “I want to clarify that I was not The Mouse Variation 2.0 troll who left the comment.”

Which begs the question; who is doing it?

“There was a mysterious operator on YouTube who was causing havoc and mayhem, using cloned accounts to spread chaos. No one knew who it was, but poor old Matt Taylor was always getting the blame. Sussex police officers were smashing his doors in and seizing his computers, but he was innocent. The operator was using Matt's name to cover their tracks, and it was ruining his life. Matt was a simple man who loved making videos about his passion for King Arthur, but this operator was making it impossible for him to continue. Matt was at his wit's end, and he didn't know what to do. He tried to explain to the police that he was innocent, but they didn't believe him. The operator was always one step ahead, and Matt was always getting the blame. It was a never-ending cycle of chaos and destruction, and Matt didn't know how to stop it. He was just a victim of the operator's twisted games, and he didn't know how to escape.”

“By idiotically blaming me, you are allowing the real culprit to operate freely.”

By idiotically blaming Matt Taylor, you are allowing the real culprit to operate freely. It is a common tactic of trolls and cybercriminals to use someone else's identity to cover their tracks. They know that by doing so, they can avoid detection and continue their nefarious activities without fear of being caught. Unfortunately, innocent people like Matt often get caught in the crossfire, and they are left to deal with the consequences of someone else's actions. It is frustrating and unfair, but it is also the reality of the world we live in.

Blaming Matt for the actions of the real culprit is not only unfair, but it is also counterproductive. By focusing on Matt, you are taking attention away from the real problem, and you are allowing the real culprit to operate freely. It is like trying to put out a fire by pouring gasoline on it. It only makes the situation worse.

Instead of blaming Matt, we should be focusing on finding the real culprit and bringing them to justice. We should be working together to identify the source of the problem and taking steps to prevent it from happening again in the future. This requires a collaborative effort from everyone involved, including law enforcement, online platforms, and individual users.

One of the most effective ways to prevent cybercrime is to educate people about the risks and dangers of the online world. Many people are unaware of the potential dangers of the internet, and they are not taking the necessary precautions to protect themselves. By educating people about the risks and dangers of the online world, we can help them to make informed decisions and avoid falling victim to cybercrime.

Another important step is to improve the security of online platforms and services. Online platforms should be designed with security in mind, and they should be regularly updated to address new threats and vulnerabilities. Users should also be encouraged to use strong passwords and two-factor authentication to protect their accounts.

In conclusion, blaming innocent people like Matt for the actions of cybercriminals is not only unfair, but it is also counterproductive. Instead of focusing on the wrong person, we should be working together to identify the real culprit and prevent them from causing further harm. This requires a collaborative effort from everyone involved, including law enforcement, online platforms, and individual users. By taking these steps, we can create a safer and more secure online world for everyone.