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No it isn't analogous to that at all. You want to make some sort create some sort of moral equivalence between literally selling user data and changing user pr
by netcan 17y ago
No it isn't analogous to that at all.
You want to make some sort create some sort of moral equivalence between literally selling user data and changing user privacy defaults. Maybe there is some moral equivalent, but I don't think so.
In any case, the way you made your case is by lying.
An anti-US activist might want to claim a moral equivalence between the casualties of the Iraq war and mass executions. But, to say that the US executed 100k Iraqis is lying. That is an analogous to your argument.
- codexon 17y agoYou are really stretching it if you are trying to say Facebook isn't trying to exploit private data to the fullest extent possible. A more apt analogy using your theme would be this: Saddam Hussein didn't kill anyone, his soldiers did. Only a pedant would be worried about the literal meaning without looking at the big picture.
- netcan 17y agoDid I say that?