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La Lioness Priyanka

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62. why do you assume they didn't use security? when these billionaire techguru's give us a platform

Reply to FiveGoodMen (Reply #61)

Tue Sep 2, 2014, 03:24 PM

Sep 2014

and say its safe, we believe them. much like we believe the locksmith and the alarm system etc.

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Jennifer Lawrence Nude Photo Leak Isn't A "Scandal." It's A Sex Crime. [View all] elehhhhna Sep 2014 OP

I agree with her. I also think in this age its politic to keep your roguevalley Sep 2014 #1

Exactly tazkcmo Sep 2014 #10

I get criticized a lot for this, but protecting yourself in the real world Cleita Sep 2014 #51

I agree with you, Cleita. If she had understood the vile nature of too many people roguevalley Sep 2014 #54

Yes jimlup Sep 2014 #2

A-fucking-men. JTFrog Sep 2014 #3

A-fucking-men? rocktivity Sep 2014 #24

So sick of the pathetic "if you didn't want them stolen why take them" NuclearDem Sep 2014 #4

Apparently that is an extremist position Kalidurga Sep 2014 #6

I love Jennifer Lawrence but she lives and works in a sewer. She needs to think roguevalley Sep 2014 #49

"lives and works in a sewer"? zappaman Sep 2014 #58

my fault. what i am saying is sharks hang out waiting to strike in her business. in the roguevalley Sep 2014 #66

Ok, but... zappaman Sep 2014 #67

yes it can but someone like her, famous and beautiful is a target. Her position roguevalley Sep 2014 #71

I've been quoting and linking to this all afternoon PeaceNikki Sep 2014 #5

Hey Peace Nikki Kalidurga Sep 2014 #7

a lot of the excuses people are offering are along the lines of La Lioness Priyanka Sep 2014 #8

You nailed it! JustAnotherGen Sep 2014 #13

That's right... ReRe Sep 2014 #27

stealing is a crime Fred Drum Sep 2014 #35

+1 gollygee Sep 2014 #37

People DO lock their doors, though. FiveGoodMen Sep 2014 #59

yes, and these people use internet security. doors can be broken. nt La Lioness Priyanka Sep 2014 #60

Right, but you'd still advise someone to lock their doors anyway FiveGoodMen Sep 2014 #61

why do you assume they didn't use security? when these billionaire techguru's give us a platform La Lioness Priyanka Sep 2014 #62

Nothing works all the time. FiveGoodMen Sep 2014 #63

but locksmiths dont blame their clients. i dont get your analogy at all. La Lioness Priyanka Sep 2014 #64

But it's such a scary world nowadays kcr Sep 2014 #68

k&r LadyHawkAZ Sep 2014 #9

And the person that released them should be a registered sex offender 4b5f940728b232b034e4 Sep 2014 #11

Considering the fact that many people saw them Codeine Sep 2014 #26

Celebrity privilege anyone? cwydro Sep 2014 #12

America is turning into one, big perpetual contest of who can outcrazy the crazy. conservaphobe Sep 2014 #14

You know it is really pretty simple... sendero Sep 2014 #16

Of course I would mind. cwydro Sep 2014 #30

You are one.. sendero Sep 2014 #32

There are many,many ordinary citizens cwydro Sep 2014 #42

I totally agree.. sendero Sep 2014 #45

With you 100%. 840high Sep 2014 #21

It's also a crashing bore BeyondGeography Sep 2014 #15

Exactly. Why do we even need a thread (or two) about this non-story on here? mimi85 Sep 2014 #46

Funny jehop61 Sep 2014 #17

The next Hunger Games movie is due out in Novemer starroute Sep 2014 #34

She's starts the press junket in a month or so xmas74 Sep 2014 #69

stare rape 2.0? MisterP Sep 2014 #18

It's definitely a crime, but a sex crime? ColesCountyDem Sep 2014 #19

I think it is a sex crime if the pictures were taken without her knowledge or permission. As you still_one Sep 2014 #23

Broadeneing the definition of what constitutes a sex crime that far is troubling. ColesCountyDem Sep 2014 #28

Anyone remember the infamous Sear's catalog mimi85 Sep 2014 #47

I said if the pictures were taken without her knowledge or permission that is a type still_one Sep 2014 #48

If I look through a window at the same stuff, I get a sex offender jacket. AngryAmish Sep 2014 #40

No. ColesCountyDem Sep 2014 #50

So when the NSA intercepts and steals pfitz59 Sep 2014 #20

That's totally different! Dr. Strange Sep 2014 #22

Huh? What does "sex" have to do with this crime? phil89 Sep 2014 #25

The photos are of a sexual nature and were meant to be private. alp227 Sep 2014 #52

Millions in Free Publicity HoosierCowboy Sep 2014 #29

Don't think it's a sex crime Lithos Sep 2014 #31

Yeah, calling this a sex crime demeans actual sex crimes. n/t X_Digger Sep 2014 #36

Yup nt cwydro Sep 2014 #43

+1 harun Sep 2014 #55

Yep, it's a crime of theft. hifiguy Sep 2014 #65

Crime - yes. Sex crime - no. Shadowsmith Sep 2014 #33

The subjects probably consented to those photos, as long as they remain PRIVATE. nt alp227 Sep 2014 #53

Sex-crime? No. Massive violation of privacy? Fucking-A... PoutrageFatigue Sep 2014 #38

Awkward Family Photos' response >>>> Roland99 Sep 2014 #39

Pretty good. n/t FSogol Sep 2014 #57

Mmmm if you're a ''celebrity'' and getting nude in front of a camera .. there's always a possiblity YOHABLO Sep 2014 #41

So a nude body is equivalent to sex, eh? randome Sep 2014 #44

It's a hacking. Hacking is a crime. Hackers are criminals who should be caught and punished. rocktivity Sep 2014 #56

No it's not. TransitJohn Sep 2014 #70