
People post very personal things on this site and they have an expectation of privacy. You just violated some of that with me, and then you come across as some hot head with no sense of responsibility or class. I don't really care if you agree with me or not on politics. I'm just concerned that you aren't living up to what people believe they're getting from this message board. |
Are you seriously saying that the fact that you stated an opinion about the regulation of interstate commerce is a "personal thing" that you do not want connected to your opinion about gay marriage? Keeping in mind that I have no idea who you are nor an interest in finding out. How the hell did I violate your privacy? |
A. You have no right to privacy on this forum. Your privacy rights on a web site are defined by a Privacy Policy. In its absence, you have no expectation of privacy. B. None of your thoughts, no matter how ridiculous, have been connected to any name other than "Anonymous". C. If you don't like the site, don't participate. You paid Zero dollars to be a part of it. You don't even log in when you post. |
From the FAQ Page:
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Hey, Anonymous who is so worried about Jeff knowing who you are: We all know who you are -- you're the crackpot who writes all that nutty stuff. Beyond that, who gives a shit? |
I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that our friend, the defender of liberty, doesn't get very upset about the lack of representation of DC residents. Perhaps because they are mostly liberal, or perhaps because it doesn't effect her. Laws are passed that I don't like? Tyrrany! 500,000 of your fellow citizens are disenfranchised? Meh. |