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barnacler said:
I want to make a comment here.

Self-righteousness seems to be the order of the day for some of those not involved. Some people I believe love this type of situation because it lets them stick their noses up in the air and feel superior.

A person is not all good or all bad just because there is one area of their life that is in accordance with society's norms. Or an area that they can't seem to control. We all have our flaws. there are probably a lot of us here that are full-fledged or borderline sex addicts. Others are food addicts and are obese. If you can't control it, you can't control it, regardless of what it is.

Bill Clinton was a damn good president by most accounts, and you don't hear everyone labeling him first and foremost as a cheater. This is not the worst sin in the world, and historically it is damn common. What if a person is a horrible parent, nasty to other people, or lazy, uncaring, or proud and haughty, arrogant, condescending, uncaring for those less fortunate. Perhaps those are all worse transgressions that cheating on a spouse. Maybe, just maybe, the infidelity was partly justified based on the situation. Hypocricy seems to be the order of the day.

Let he is without sin throw the first stone - as true today as it was then.
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Good comment too.

A former SS Agent said that JFK was an adulterer of the highest order (some said that his cortisone injections for his Addison's Disease and other injections for his back pain may have heightened his libido), yet he may have been or could've been one of the greatest POTUS.
 
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Police are asking "white hat" hackers to help find the culprit(s). Of course, there are some people who feel that civilians are under no legal (or moral) obligation to help the police.
 
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SkyRider said:
Police are asking "white hat" hackers to help find the culprit(s). Of course, there are some people who feel that civilians are under no legal (or moral) obligation to help the police.
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Now shit has gotten real cause these hackers have blood on their hands. If the police and others don't catch them there victims will hunt them forever.
 
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Given the lack of press on outing people..... I trust most folks used fake names, and as I understand it ...... the credit card side of the identifiers were not compromised?

I was as expecting a bigger flash in the pan....No????
 
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I hope anonymous do what's right here and help out. I respect what they do against ISIS, however some of their stuff they did was questionable, but I never really looked into it or their principles.

However given the magnitude of the AM hack, fact that people are taking their own life, families destroyed, extortion etc...they would earn mad respect from many and gain significant support.

Here is the twitter post that I am referring to:mad:metrotoronto: Toronto police request for Anonymous' help with Ashley Madison called 'historic'
http://ow.ly/RjTKT http://twitter.com/metrotoronto/status/636006768859029504/photo/1
 
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barnacler said:
I want to make a comment here.

Self-righteousness seems to be the order of the day for some of those not involved. Some people I believe love this type of situation because it lets them stick their noses up in the air and feel superior.

A person is not all good or all bad just because there is one area of their life that is in accordance with society's norms. Or an area that they can't seem to control. We all have our flaws. there are probably a lot of us here that are full-fledged or borderline sex addicts. Others are food addicts and are obese. If you can't control it, you can't control it, regardless of what it is.

Bill Clinton was a damn good president by most accounts, and you don't hear everyone labeling him first and foremost as a cheater. This is not the worst sin in the world, and historically it is damn common. What if a person is a horrible parent, nasty to other people, or lazy, uncaring, or proud and haughty, arrogant, condescending, uncaring for those less fortunate. Perhaps those are all worse transgressions that cheating on a spouse. Maybe, just maybe, the infidelity was partly justified based on the situation. Hypocricy seems to be the order of the day.

Let he is without sin throw the first stone - as true today as it was then.
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Good stuff mate!

There's a lot of ugly shit going on in this world. A guy or girl who isn't happy with life at home for whatever reason (we don't know) who seeks companionship, whether it's on AM, a MPA, a SC girl or a SP. Who cares, really? Obviously, if you're going to do it, do it in a way that will cause the least amount of grief. But none of this shit really matters. We'll all be dead before we know it.

Live life!
 
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fmahovalich said:
Given the lack of press on outing people..... I trust most folks used fake names, and as I understand it ...... the credit card side of the identifiers were not compromised?

I was as expecting a bigger flash in the pan....No????
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http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ashton-casey-anthony-ashley-madison/32247451/

Likely more to come. This hack has legs.

Granted, this man failed to put killer Casey Anthony behind bars. Got away with murder. Wonder if she's still a party girl.
 
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IM469 said:
Yes their CTO actually admits that he downloaded an entire database. It's confirmed that they charged for removing profile information but never did.

This hack is the very definition of Karma for everyone involved.
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It gets better, obviously you read it, but in the hacks released from what I remember reading, Biderman's personal info, accounts, CC #s were released as well. Internet is slow and that page is loading, but correct me if I'm wrong.
Damn shady.

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As bad as this breach has been for AshleyMadison and its millions of users, it’s likely nowhere near over: Hackers who have been combing through the company’s leaked email records have just released a “selected dox” archive — a collection of documents, images and other data from Biderman’s inbox, including a 100-page movie script co-written by Biderman called “In Bed With Ashley Madison.” Also included in the archive are dozens of other sensitive documents, including a scan of the CEO’s drivers licence, copies of personal checks, bank account numbers, home address, and his income statements for the last four years.
 
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AK-47 said:
Oh wow, get a load of this. All of Biderman's personal info hacked and released. Turns out he even hired an escort himself......LOL:

http://am.peen.es/

Escort named Jasmine: http://princess.disney.com/jasmine
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He has great taste - this is a nice India spinner.

This was after him telling the press that he does not believe in the Ashley Madison philosophy - it was just a money making opportunity. So he is in the same boat as his customers. Karma -- isn't it a bitch ?! :thumb:
 
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Biderman has so much bad karma coming his way, it aint gonna be funny anymore.

He allegedly ran a scam site with fake female profiles.
He allegedly overcharged customers with billing "errors".
He allegedly charged people to delete their profile, even though he never deleted them.
He allegedly hacked a competitors site himself (the irony....LOL).

........and on and on it goes.

He will probably get sued into bankruptcy, and if he's broken legal standards he might just be disbarred as well.

I think he's screwed and his life might be completely turned upside down soon
 
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IM469 said:
Yes their CTO actually admits that he downloaded an entire database. It's confirmed that they charged for removing profile information but never did.

This hack is the very definition of Karma for everyone involved.
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Is it karma for the children or spouses?
 
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