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Your right to have an opinion of someone, speak facts freely and associate with who you wish are all fundamental rights which would be compromised by a "right t
by LanceH 8y ago
Your right to have an opinion of someone, speak facts freely and associate with who you wish are all fundamental rights which would be compromised by a "right to be forgotten."
- DenisM 8y agoI agree with those being fundamental rights. I wonder if a balance of rights can be found between those and the right to be forgotten - some way to preserve the individual agency of the victim and to give the offender a second chance. It might be easier in the end to prohibit hiring discrimination based on criminal history same as its forbidden for other personal traits.
- cortesoft 8y agoGiving people a second chance is not something that can mandated by law. Hell, the law doesn't even guarantee people a first chance. This is a cultural shift, and it needs to be fought in the court of public opinion, not actual courts.