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Designing legislation from the victim's perspective is not advisable. Example: How would you feel if someone assaulted someone you love? I would likely believe
by bko 11y ago
Designing legislation from the victim's perspective is not advisable.
Example: How would you feel if someone assaulted someone you love? I would likely believe this person should be thrown in jail for a very long time although its probably an unreasonable punishment for the crime.
I just don't see a way where a piece of legislation can be drafted and implemented that would protect your daughter and not be abused by those in power who want to change the historical record.
- mattmanser 11y agoHow is it abuse? This is where we differ, criminals have a right to move on too from google shaming. There will still be professional criminal record check companies and credit check companies, if you need to check someone out, don't rely on Google.
- fastandfurryous 11y agoThose in power who want to change the historical record already have the power to do so. They do not need this legislation to do what they want. You do not have that power and this does not give you the power to change the historical record. It allows you to influence the bias in which Google, a biased search engine, displays information that should be relevant to your identity.