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> not worsening and not inherently wrong. People saying, and believing, this, is exactly why it's depressing. At the least. Infuriating and disgusting really.
by Razengan 3y ago
> not worsening and not inherently wrong.
People saying, and believing, this, is exactly why it's depressing. At the least. Infuriating and disgusting really.
Imagine your ex or some other person you don't like, you don't consent to, peering in on you right now, watching everything you do, selling information about you to other people.
It's disgusting to think about when it's an individual who does it, right? Why do you put up with the exact same shit if a corporation or government does it? Often with the threat of violence and seizure.
- OgsyedIE 3y agoWhy did you quote >not worsening If you haven't got anything to say about it? Anyway, to reply to the rest of your critique, the scenario you describe (that happens often) only feels wrong because it implies that one party has an inability to retaliate (which isn't true).