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This is prevalent logic in the security community, but it sounds strange applied to other domains. "Porch pirates are justified because you should have secured
by mushufasa 6y ago
This is prevalent logic in the security community, but it sounds strange applied to other domains.
"Porch pirates are justified because you should have secured your amazon delivery."
"She deserved harassment because she was dressed provocatively"
"Your country didn't have a wall so it deserved to be invaded."
- valuearb 6y agoNone of those acts enable the criminal to commit crimes against other people.
- outworlder 6y agoThey sound strange because they are bad analogies. This is a case where a resource was hijacked and is being used against other people. A similarly bad analogy, but more accurate, is if you had a car that was stolen, and subsequently used to commit crimes. If it got stopped, it would be beneficial to society, even if it could cause you financial harm.
- layoutIfNeeded 6y agoIt's more like: "She deserves to get her car's tires slashed because her car was stolen and is being driven on the sidewalk hitting innocent pedestrians" In which case my answer would be: of course, by all means!