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Yes, that's true. Especially, I think, the minority group known as "billionaires" needs privacy to make sure their activities are protected from being shamed,
by supernova87a 7y ago
Yes, that's true. Especially, I think, the minority group known as "billionaires" needs privacy to make sure their activities are protected from being shamed, and to preserve their valuable diverse viewpoints. It's time we stopped picking on them and using our advantages to suppress their rights!
- suizi 7y agoI don't really care what a billionaire is saying or doing, provided they're not bending the laws to their advantage. This is something they could do, even if privacy was outlawed and it almost certainly wouldn't be for them (EARN IT targets Section 230 of the CDA, so mainly hits the average folk) and would be for everyone else. This is still a "nothing to hide" argument.
- mattnewton 7y agoBillionaires are wealthy enough to hire full time people to figure out their privacy, they aren't going to be affected by this law. Nor is "billionaires will be able to be private too" a convincing argument to me. But someone worried about being able to text a friend without their husband reading messages to find out where they are going will be affected by this law. The next Snowden story might not make it to the press in one piece. Etc etc.