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How would you feel if I found keys to a your home and sold them to a local gossip blog to come take pictures? Maybe not the best example, but it conveys the ide
by davidmurphy 16y ago
How would you feel if I found keys to a your home and sold them to a local gossip blog to come take pictures? Maybe not the best example, but it conveys the idea...
- jrockway 16y agoHow would I feel if you found my phone and some people took pictures of it after all the data was erased? I'll tell you: I would feel nothing, because I would never ever find out.
- look_lookatme 16y agoPersonally, I don't think you should go to prison. If, say, this guy had conspired to break into Apple and steal this thing or stalked the engineer and thieved it outright, then there is a difference. I don't know and don't care if there isn't one by law, it's just not the same. I think this guy made a bone head decision. I think Gawker did too. I also think mistakes happen and that punishment should fit the crime. What do we know about this crime and the damage it did? It's hard to gauge, but I don't think it's so criminal that people belong in prison for it. This wasn't the nuclear launch codes.