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I'd eschew the gun metaphor because rifht to bear arms, etc. But if you find a cooler with a vial of Ebola on the street, take it home instead of turning it in
by ethbro 10y ago
I'd eschew the gun metaphor because rifht to bear arms, etc.
But if you find a cooler with a vial of Ebola on the street, take it home instead of turning it in, then have it stolen and have that strain implicated in an outbreak?
Yeah... that's definitely at least partly on your hands.
- panzer_wyrm 9y agoThe right to bear arms can also extend to cyber arms. And I mean it seriously.
- ionised 9y agoI never thought about it like that before. Interesting. The 'arms' in 'right to bear arms' is not clearly defined, and the founders would not have had any concept of software or weaponised software, but I can't think of an argument against people owning malicious software if the argument for owning firearms is also in play.