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No. Tech-savvy people already understand why they're ridiculous. The non-techies are still generally scared of or intimidated by tech stuff, and would simply
by mgkimsal 13y ago
No. Tech-savvy people already understand why they're ridiculous. The non-techies are still generally scared of or intimidated by tech stuff, and would simply view that as acceptable punishment for 'hackers' ('hacker' being defined as someone who uses a computer for more than facebook and angrybirds).
- madaxe 13y agoNon-tech-savvy folks I would hope would understand the wrongness of a bunch of children being thrown in solitary for wanting to play Angry Birds. If the American people can't and won't see the wrongness in that, then America truly is utterly doomed, and its populace deserves the darkness that will ensue.
- mgkimsal 13y agoI don't specifically see 'tech ignorance' in the US - the few places I've travelled (spain, uk, australia, russia) - tech ignorance is the norm. Get beyond turning on the table/phone/desktop, sending emails, using facebook, etc - the average person is effectively lost.