Yes, pp. But if you look at a celeb selfie online, you are not committing a sexual offense. Moron.

We understand that sexual offense is a much broader term than rape. Right?

This is just like when some idiot actress said being photographed by the paparazzi was like being raped.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe she will hit the gym

Yes, we should all have bodies as ugly as Jennifer Lawrence's. I'd love to see what you look like.

I don't think it's akin to rape, but it's a horrible violation. I don't think victim blaming is very appropriate (though it's always the preferred sport on DCUM). And she didn't put it on the Internet. The hacker(s) did.

Maybe she will hit the gym

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Anonymous wrote:Don't put anything into cyberspace that you wouldn't be comfortable with the world seeing.

. +1 what idiots. We all know nothing is safe.

+2

+3. She is just acting like an idiot. Shut up already!

She should use this to teach kids about the dangers of sexting.

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Anonymous wrote:Don't put anything into cyberspace that you wouldn't be comfortable with the world seeing.

. +1 what idiots. We all know nothing is safe.

+2

Equating looking at stolen photos of naked celeb selfies to a sexual offense is absurd. Rape is a sexual offense. Child porn is a sexual offense. The person who stole the photos committed a criminal act, but it was not a sexual offense.

Anonymous wrote:Don't put anything into cyberspace that you wouldn't be comfortable with the world seeing.

. +1 what idiots. We all know nothing is safe.

I don't agree. If you place nude photos of yourself online, even uploaded to a cloud, your expectation of privacy is 0. She seems stupid to me to think she has privacy online and, Im a woman.

Don't put anything into cyberspace that you wouldn't be comfortable with the world seeing.

I agree.

I agree with her comment that looking at her stolen nude photos is "perpetuating a sexual offense." And I'm frankly surprised and disappointed at the number of people criticizing her, saying this is a simple "stolen property" issue. Obviously, her photos are stolen property, but if someone stole a valuable piece of jewelry from her and posted a pic online, there wouldn't be floods of people ogling it. That they're doing so with her pics speaks to the motives associated with sex crimes.