wow… just wow.

I won’t even go in the magnitude of how incorrect that statement is, but you should really step back and think about what personal privacy means on a much larger scale than say looking at porn.

Pete def. nailed it. Put yourself in a hypothetical situation where you would like to keep your online activities under wraps. Lets say for example you’re planning your kids surprise party or maybe you’ve gotten a yeast infection and don’t want your roommate who uses your computer to know. What if you’re a recovering alcoholic and attend a groups/communities online for support and don’t want someone visiting to know about your illness that you’re already seeking treatment for. I mean there are countless cases where something as simple as privacy speaks magnitudes for your ability to truly express and be comfortable with yourself.

Next time you’re in the shower think about replacing one entire wall of your home with giant sheet of glass. How comfortable or safe do you feel now doing something as common as exercising basic human hygiene.

I really hope at least one of the points raised makes you think beyond being incredibly… if not blindingly judgmental and self righteous.

For the sake of all of us… yourself included.

Some people would consider privacy important when looking up health matters or resources for dealing with domestic violence. Hopefully they don’t run into people as judgmental as you as they tackle these matters. Not everybody who wants Internet privacy is surfing porn, you know.