[staticelf]

So you believe that people should be allowed to express their opinions being anonymous? If yes, why should that not be the case for politicians?

[thecopy]

There is a public interest issue when politicians says one thing to the voters and another behind closed doors.

[staticelf]

But that is the exact same thing as saying people should not be allowed to speak up anonymously. Either you are anonymous or you are not.

[thecopy]

I'm not arguing against anonymity, i am arguing that there is a ethical difference between releasing information about that there's a difference between what a politician says publicly and what the politician really thinks, and the same situation with a private citizen.

A politician wants to change the laws and circumstances for our lives, and he/she gets a mandate to do that by convincing the voters that they have aligned interests.

[staticelf]

Alright I understand and I agree.

In this case though it was mostly normal citizens who weren't politicians and they used illegal methods in order to gain personal information about them.

[thecopy]

Agreed, and that is despicable.