Violating someone's privacy is always offensive. Is that really in question? While lots of people say they put little value on protecting privacy, I have neve

Violating someone's privacy is always offensive. Is that really in question? While lots of people say they put little value on protecting privacy, I have never seen them post their medical records or tax returns. In practical terms for Thiel, there are likely large investors in the world (like say in the middle east) who might not be willing to invest in a VC who is gay, etc.