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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: tejek who wrote (881562)8/21/2015 7:18:13 PM
From: Tenchusatsu  Read Replies (2) of 1574098
 
Ted,
I think both are a sin.......but the bigger sin is hypocrisy.
OK, but think about the 37 million others (wow, that's a huge number) who have been exposed as "cheaters." (Even if the majority of the accounts are faked, duplicates, or otherwise illegitimate, we're still talking millions upon millions of people here.)

Should their marital infidelities be exposed just because they were stupid enough to give the web site information that can identify who they are? Or should only those who are Christians be exposed as cheaters? I doubt you can tell from the data what their religion is. Of course, I don't think the hacktivists really care.

That's the problem with asserting that Clinton's infidelities should not have been made public, that it was a "private matter" between him and his wife. If you believe that, then you should also be opposed to haphazardly exposing the users of AshleyMadison.com, since the infidelities of millions of people should have been kept private under that standard.

Otherwise, you yourself would be a hypocrite. And remember, to you hypocrisy is a bigger sin than cheating on your wife.

Tenchusatsu
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