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by thecopy
3761 days ago
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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. |
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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.