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That is not acceptable, not morally right and just plain wrong. Lies and deception everywhere - what if the guy turned out not guilty? Do they still think it's
by spacefight 12y ago
That is not acceptable, not morally right and just plain wrong.
Lies and deception everywhere - what if the guy turned out not guilty? Do they still think it's fine?
- wpietri 12y agoI don't see anything wrong with deceiving suspects during the course of an investigation. Undercover work and stings are a time-honored part of law enforcement. They're a great way to catch corrupt politicians, for example. If the guy turned out to not be guilty, then... he would have clicked on a misleading link title and read a fake news article. Oh noes! That's Taboola's entire business model. I'm much happier with small deceptions used to catch criminals than when deception is used for profit on an industrial scale.
- maerF0x0 12y agoLesser of two evils is still an evil.