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Either way he righted a wrong. His outcome was to stop a media service from releasing non-important but damaging information and Gawker's was to exploit private
by Artistry121 10y ago
Either way he righted a wrong. His outcome was to stop a media service from releasing non-important but damaging information and Gawker's was to exploit private information illegally obtained for profit.
It's a better way to spend money than on a boat.
- further_tech 10y agoThe same could be said about any media company. He did not "righted a wrong". This was a vicious "eye for an eye".
- jamesrcole 10y ago> He did not "righted a wrong". go on...