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I don't really find arguments like yours persuasive. Why should there be such a wide, sweeping law for something that's so obviously a corner case? It's not lik
by __david__ 7y ago
I don't really find arguments like yours persuasive. Why should there be such a wide, sweeping law for something that's so obviously a corner case? It's not like there are millions of people being publicly "witch-hunted" every year… What's the everyday use case for this? Getting off of marketing mailing lists?
- pgcj_poster 7y agoWhy should there be laws against mass-murder? Hardly anyone does that.
- stevenhuang 7y agoBut that's just the thing: I don't recall there being laws specifically against "mass murder". It'd just be multiple counts of murder. I could be wrong though.
- vkou 7y agoIt's not a corner case. It happens all the time. Also, 'mugshot indexes' that extort money from you are a big business. Search engines should not be cooperating with, and profiting off that racket.
- robdachshund 7y agoYou seem to be totally oblivious of the cancellation culture we now live in