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Wow. The trauma inflicted upon the children in the family when the Canadian government bursts into their house can never be undone or taken back. Nor can the fi
by cryptoz 9y ago
Wow. The trauma inflicted upon the children in the family when the Canadian government bursts into their house can never be undone or taken back. Nor can the financial and mental, emotional stress of losing their computers and ability to do productive work and go to school. (Edit: will there be any reparations for this abhorrent behaviour? Have they apologized? Will they, at least? Not that it matters, the damage to this entire family is done.)
Some questions. Is the website still online? What happens if every Canadian downloads the files?
What a dystopia. Do we only have one part of the story, can the situation really be as bad as depicted on the article? This is atrocious.
Edit: And where is the case against the people in the office who put the sensitive information of others into public view, (assuming and against the law), the actual perpetrators of an actual crime?
- astrodust 9y agoIt's worth noting this sort of thing is highly unusual which is why it's getting so much media attention.
- remir 9y agoThe Gov of Nova-Scotia shut down the site, but you can still find some documents on Google (they're cached). The subcontractor of the site fucked up and they're blaming this kid.
- JasonFruit 9y agoIs it trauma, or an education in tyranny? Admittedly, it's not the kind of education I'd prefer for my children, but in the long run, nakedly tyrannical behavior is better than concealed.