DeadPresident
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I guess the best way to view this story is like those Darwin Award winners you read about on the internet (i.e., man gets killed climbing into lion's cage at zoo on a dare). It's like, yeah, that really sucks, but come on, at what point did you think this was an awesome idea.
We live in a society where you always blame the zoo, or the lion, or the company that made the bars looooong before you blame the moronic human that thought it was a good idea.
I agree though, it's sad that peoples lives were going to be ruined, but come on, the time to think of the internet as some untraceable, anonymous vessel for someone's deepest and most sordid desires is long gone. Hacking incidents like this particularly (I know some jabroni will tell me if I support this I obviously support the happening hackers) is more about transparency than it is about vindictive malevolence.
Why shouldn't the public at large tell deceitful people to take responsibility for their actions?
), or that it just sucks to be them if their homosexuality gets exposed. In some countries, that carries a death sentence or life imprisonment, and it's entirely possible these armchair internet heroes who hacked Ashley Madison are endangering some people's lives.