Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I think it's safe to say you've never read the fine print before you clicked "I Agree" and signed up to Facebook.
For the record, I've never claimed it's "okay" for governments to be hypocrites and to break their own rules. However it happens. It's always happened. It always will happen. In cases like this, it's utterly insignificant and has no practical influence on your life. And no, it isn't the start of an Orwellian dystopia. It's a pathetic thing to complain about, and you don't care about it because of your principles. You care because you take drugs.
I'm sorry if I was being presumptuous about your views or beliefs on it, it was just what I inferred from the conversation. I am and will continue to be very hard line in my positions on subjects like this though because you give them an inch, they will always take a mile.
Silky Johnson
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Originally posted by iTranscendence
you give them an inch, they will always take a mile.
That's what SHE said.
iTranscendence
What can I say Jenny, it looks small till you get him excited.
Silky Johnson
I bet it doesn't take much though. :o
iTranscendence
Watch out for the wax dart.
Silky Johnson
What the , I don't have 10 minutes. :mad:
iTranscendence
Your post count says different.
:p
Edit: 2:45-5:00
Silky Johnson
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Originally posted by iTranscendence
Your post count says different.
:p
Edit: 2:45-5:00
Yes but in those 10 minutes I was doing homework. You think I'm just devoting ALL my time to TA? I have like 3 other things on the go here!
Lira
There's something stereotypical about the fact that some people in America are worried the government may keep track of their data, whereas many internet users in Brazil are concerned by the fact that criminals will have access to their personal information.
iTranscendence
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Originally posted by jennypie
Yes but in those 10 minutes I was doing homework. You think I'm just devoting ALL my time to TA? I have like 3 other things on the go here!
No, I never said you were slylee.
iTranscendence
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Originally posted by Lira
There's something stereotypical about the fact that some people in America are worried the government may keep track of their data, whereas many internet users in Brazil are concerned by the fact that criminals will have access to their personal information.
Better privacy systems protect someones personal information, whether from private enterprise criminals, or government ones.
Silky Johnson
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Originally posted by iTranscendence
No, I never said you were slylee.
You shut up about Jamie when you're talking to me.
