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It is certainly arguable that if this data contained evidence of serious crimes--such as plotting treason and murder of government officials--then under normal
by Finnucane 6y ago
It is certainly arguable that if this data contained evidence of serious crimes--such as plotting treason and murder of government officials--then under normal circumstances, it should be turned over to the appropriate agencies, such as the FBI, and not released publicly, so as to not doxx people who may not necessarily have committed any crime beyond the poor judgement of hanging with fascists.
Whether we can beleive that the FBI, etc, will deal with this appropriately is another matter.
- sillysaurusx 6y agoThat’s a fine argument, and if someone had seen such a thing, it might even change my mind. But this was done preemptively: “that probably exists, so this is probably okay.”
- Finnucane 6y agoSome of it had been seen. The folks plotting criminal stuff weren't especially good at keeping it hidden.