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Not sacred enough for you to invoke the Holocaust in a discussion about data protection legislation and the "right to be forgotten" within mere hours of this st
by 0ct4via 3y ago
Not sacred enough for you to invoke the Holocaust in a discussion about data protection legislation and the "right to be forgotten" within mere hours of this statement, however...
Such hypocrisy, attacking others for "rhetoric" that needs to be "dialled back a bit" when you're every bit as guilty of the exact. same. thing.
- kragen 3y agoplease note that the comment you are replying to says the opposite of what you are implying it does; it says 'my objection is not that mass graves, (...) are too sacred' the comment you are referring to, for anyone who is interested, concerns the question of whether or not there is a higher standard of morality to which legislation can be held, or whether legislation itself is the ultimate moral authority, or whether there is in fact no objective standard of morality at all. anyone who is interested in that kind of thing can read it at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37147305 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37147305