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So report them to the FBI or local equivalent for the "human rights violations", instead of engaging in willful negligence and then fucking bragging on the inte
by philsnow 6y ago
So report them to the FBI or local equivalent for the "human rights violations", instead of engaging in willful negligence and then fucking bragging on the internet about how brave you were?
I doubt there were any "human rights violations", as reporting them seems like a much better (and much easier) way to screw over the people involved than not encrypting the database.
- f430 6y agoWe don't have FBI in Canada Nor do we have any labour watchdogs I'd like to live in a country where developers were protected.
- excannuck 6y agoWe have the Royal Canadian Mounted Police which is the same thing. A federal level police force tasked and empowered with investigating these types of crimes. We also have provincial level human rights courts And we do have labor watchdogs, again, the courts, and in Canada they lean very heavily towards workers in interpreting very strict labor laws. However, Canada is also filled with self-righteous descendants (I mean it culturally) of puritans who take it upon themselves to adjudicate others. That's why I left the GTA, Ontario and Canada as soon as I could. (Quebec excepted. They're cool. Also, not Canada)
- f430 6y agoLook the RCMP isn't going to raid a startup because they find human rights violation going on Sure we got watchdogs but those are meant for blue collar workers with union. > However, Canada is also filled with self-righteous descendants (I mean it culturally) of puritans who take it upon themselves to adjudicate others. I 100% AGREE. When I dated an 18yo everybody flipped and said I was the worst. > (Quebec excepted. They're cool. Also, not Canada) I love Montreal man. It is the Thailand of Canada. When I went there I felt free for the first time in my 30+ years in Canada. Where are you now? I am thinking of moving to Thailand or Japan where people aren't so uppity about dating young women (or men, I respect all orientation)
- true_religion 6y agoI have to say... that having this conversation flip to you talking about your love for the youngest legally permissible women is very disconcerting.
- f430 6y agowhat the hell is wrong with dating an 18 yo? I can't believe this puritanical bullshit in North America. In Japan you can legally date Jyoshi Kousei schoolgirls and nobody gives a damn. I'm not saying I'm into that, I SPECIFICALLY mentioned they were 18 and now everybody thinks I'm Jeffrey Epstein for christs sake I'm sick of puritans in this country judging people like me because they are jealous. They know their wives are old and unattractive and they freak out because they see 30 something old with an 18 yo. It's legal for them to be filmed on camera doing all sorts of depraved stuff and sold online but OH NO-WE CANT LET A THIRTY YEAR OLD dudes dating 18 yo. I can't wait to leave this god damn country.
- thedailymail 6y agoLike lots of others, you lost me at the dating teenagers twist. As a 25-year resident of Japan, I can assure you that it is not true "nobody gives a damn" about older men dating high school girls. Like in other countries it is widely viewed as grotesque and despicable.
- zaq1 6y agoIf you think 30, which is not even middle-aged, is unattractive... I think your general interest is skewed towards the very young. I just don't know why you'd incriminate yourself like this.
- saagarjha 6y agoJust because it is legal does not mean it is not strange. Usually people frown upon such a large age gap not because it would be illegal to be in that relationship but because the difference in age, maturity, and life experience would make such pairings unconventional and often exploitative.
- simlevesque 6y agoAre you joking ? I live in Canada and we do have ways to fight workplace discrimination. But instead you decided to do something wrong, you are part of the problem. I hope I never have to work with someone like you.