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John Pinkman wrote:
> What about facebook, or gmail, or yahoo selling your
> information to advertisers?
> 
> These women also send them to multiple random parties,
> this also makes them not private.
> 
> What is private anyway?
> 
> Stupidity just isn't compatible with privacy much.

   So because other people do bad things, that makes the bad things okay 
to do?  That's rather ridiculous, don't you think?  As for "what is 
private anyway" that's pretty straightforward in this case.  If one 
sends a picture to a lover, the expectation is that it will be kept 
private.  Shaming women for normal expressions of sexuality is fucking 
bullshit.

   And people you might deem as "stupid" deserve privacy just as much as 
the rest of us.

~Griffin


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