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How many of you that complain about Patriot Act willingly vomit your privacy on social media? - Taylor - 03-24-2014 10:49 AM
Facebook, twitter, instagram etc etc
I have a facebook account that I let only my close friends/family see. Even with that, I have not logged on in 3 or 4 months I guess.
It always boggled my mind how willing people are to put their entire lives out there on an what is essentially a billboard that the whole world can see.
Just a thought
Rape vs Information is a HORRID comparison
- Larry - 03-24-2014 10:58 AM
Not me
- Floater - 03-24-2014 11:07 AM
Vomit? Some people take their privacy seriously, others don't. LOL!
- ms manners - 03-24-2014 11:10 AM
Yeah...I've thought of that, too.
I don't put anything on FB that I would mind the general public seeing.
- How would I know - 03-24-2014 11:14 AM
So do you also belief if a girl puts out for a different guy every week does that make it OK to rape her? Making a choice to do something ( even if it's a stupid choice ) is complete different than somebody forcing something on you.
- Vulgartreatment565 - 03-24-2014 11:16 AM
I have Zero accounts, I am against the anti Patriot act. It's not always easy to be free.
- Lucille - 03-24-2014 11:23 AM
No Facebook. Or anything else like it. I'm crazy, not stupid.
Those accounts can be hacked, and the things that are put on there, people assume it was you.
- broadfood833 - 03-24-2014 11:24 AM
I do.
- Rand Paul 2016 - 03-24-2014 11:26 AM
Don't put anything on social web sites that you wouldn't mind sharing to the whole world.
That way, you're not giving away anything important.
- Awesome Bill - 03-24-2014 11:30 AM
I don't fear retribution because I live a clean life. Still, I don't want the government to get too aggressive with monitoring for the purpose of stopping terrorism. It's a price to pay and with technology being as advanced as it is, it would be foolish not to take advantage of it. I suppose that with the recent scandals coming to light it has made a lot of us uncomfortable with this particular administration being able to monitor citizens. Their targeting of the right in the IRS controversy may have just been limited to the purpose of helping Obama be re-elected, but it sets a nasty tone as well. (BTW, it doesn't mean I approve of the IRS's illegal tactics.)