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Not only that, but faking someone's nudes will become so easy that future leaks may lack any credibility and people REALLY won't care.
by Enginerrrd 4y ago
Not only that, but faking someone's nudes will become so easy that future leaks may lack any credibility and people REALLY won't care.
- mrguyorama 4y agoWhy do people think this? We have ample evidence that prudes and judgy people have no issue freaking out about fake scandals TODAY. Judging other people based on crazy rules you put on yourself is a human nature thing. There's no reason to believe there will be fewer prudes in the future to shame you for totally normal things. Remember, there are people today who genuinely think rape victims got what they deserve for being sluts. I don't know how you can look at that situation and think "surely those same horrible people won't use this as an excuse to otherise someone". There are people within my own country who say "it was a mistake for the supreme court to allow gay people to marry" and the politicians who say such things are broadly popular. Where is this magical world where people aren't busibodies?
- Enginerrrd 4y ago>Why do people think this? Because it's already happening. Things that were career ending scandals for politicians two decades ago are only a couple of days worth of news now.
- mrguyorama 4y agoThat has more to do with rabid fan bases than lessening social stigma. Trump may be immune to stigma, but that doesn't mean most people are. Al Frankin still got kicked to the curb for groping a co-worker.
- foobarbecue 4y agoRight. For PRETENDING to grope a co-worker.
- foobarbecue 4y agoI thought so. And then the prime minister of Finland got in trouble for dancing!
- ithkuil 4y agoWell at least they have a female prime minister.
- lossolo 4y agoThis coin has two sides, same time lying by politicians, offensive language and other bad behaviours starting to be normal and accepted too, making standards lower every year and society more divided.