You start to have to wrestle with the fact that you are, in fact, committing a sin of omission and helping deceive people every time someone decides to give that person their trust or admiration they wouldn't if they knew the whole story
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Replying to @arthur_affect @NotoriousAapje and
Merely being "famous" should not negate your right to privacy
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Replying to @Sigismond_bis @NotoriousAapje and
You keep talking about "rights" This is not a *legal* right that exists in the form you say it does, and if it did -- the right to not have people say true things they know about you because it's harmful to you -- then "free speech" wouldn't meaningfully be a right
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Replying to @arthur_affect @NotoriousAapje and
I "keep" talking?
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Replying to @Sigismond_bis @arthur_affect and
It's interesting that you don't want others to have that right.
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Replying to @Eristae @arthur_affect and
I just said I want everybody to have that right?
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Replying to @Sigismond_bis @arthur_affect and
Räv Retweeted Sigismond
If we're going to stop people from talking about Scott (to maintain his "right to privacy") then we're saying they don't have the right to speak.https://twitter.com/Sigismond_bis/status/1361940709566083072?s=19 …
Räv added,
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Replying to @Eristae @arthur_affect and
Indeed in most countries you can't say anything you want publicly. But I was answering to a specific tweet that wasn't specifically about Scott
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Replying to @Sigismond_bis @arthur_affect and
It applies to literally anyone. It applies if we're talking about Trump or the Pope or Scott. If we're prevented from speaking, we're denied the right to speak. That's what it means.
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Replying to @Eristae @arthur_affect and
In USA is it legal to publicly display online the personal address of someone who didn't consent to it?
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No, there are laws specifically against revealing addresses, Social Security numbers, and similar information However, revealing the legal name of someone using an Internet pseudonym does not fall under these laws
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