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What's strange about this conversation is that your refusal to trade privacy for convenience is passed off as some kind of no-loss decision, when in reality the
by diminoten 7y ago
What's strange about this conversation is that your refusal to trade privacy for convenience is passed off as some kind of no-loss decision, when in reality there are all kinds of downsides to living your life the way you claim you do.
The conversation can't even be had until the facts are presented honestly, and when you present your position this way, it's not honest.