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Why a sad face? Did the article not represent his crime correctly? I don't know this person or his back story but if he committed a crime why shouldn't he suffe
by JungleGymSam 14y ago
Why a sad face? Did the article not represent his crime correctly? I don't know this person or his back story but if he committed a crime why shouldn't he suffer the consequences?
- dietrichepp 14y agoI'm guessing the mods will come in and delete that shortly...
- JungleGymSam 14y agoIs asking questions against the rules here?
- gwillen 14y ago"Delete that" meaning remove the editorializing from the title, which they indeed have (not delete your question.)
- JungleGymSam 14y agoMy apologies.
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- chimeracoder 14y agoIn case you're not trolling, here's a link to what's currently #2 on the front page, which explains it well: http://erratasec.blogspot.com/2012/11/you-are-committing-crime-right-now.html http://erratasec.blogspot.com/2012/11/you-are-committing-cri...
- JungleGymSam 14y agoIt's my ignorance showing so be gentle. I'm not trolling. I don't read every link on the front page and what piques my interest may not be what piques yours. Having said that, I will read the article you linked to.
- chimeracoder 14y agoMy apologies, your comment seemed more sarcastic to me when I first read it for some reason. In any case, I hope that was helpful.
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- clarky07 14y agoI suspect it is because many people don't think the "crime" he committed either actually is a crime, or if it is that it should be a crime. Lots of gray area around this particular activity.