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Sahuagin posted...

I was going to post something like this before but I didn't want to do my usual over-analysis of things. But...

Jen definitely has a point here. There is a sort of moral chain here. To keep it simple:

Is it immoral/unethical to hack someone's phone, take their images, and (let's say "enjoy") them? Yes

Let's break it apart:
* is it immoral to hack someone's phone? Yes
* is it immoral to then copy someone's images? Yes
* is it immoral to "enjoy" someone's images that have been obtained in this way? Yes
* is it immoral to "enjoy" someone's images that have been obtained in this way, if I had another person obtain them for me? Yes
So, at what part of this are you removed from guilt?

The only thing going on here it seems is "mob mentality": everyone else is doing something immoral, which means that it's ok for me to do the immoral thing too.

I think the point that was suppose to be made earlier was Jen said that anyone who looked at the image had low or no moral. Basing our whole morality on this one thing. Which is wrong. People can do something immoral without being completely immoral...
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