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Originally Posted by DownInFlames
Gotta love victim blaming.
Don't want to be killed by a drunk driver? Stay off the streets.
Don't want to get robbed? Stop carrying money.
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Disagree, people don't get drunk and actively try and run people over. People don't carry money and wave it around.
It's not really victim blaming, more like victim questioning. In the sense that we have to question their reasoning for taking these images. They have to know that the images are highly sought after and that online databases are not secure.
It's more like someone goes to an ATM and takes out cash, puts it in their back pocket and it's dangling out. Yes of course it's wrong to take it but you have to wonder why they would let it be so easy to take, be more proactive in life. Don't wave cash around and don't take nude pictures of yourself and store them online if you're famous because it's been proven time and time again they are easy to hack into.
The analogy you presented is like a women wears provocative clothing and gets abused and gets blamed which would be silly. The correct analogy is a women wears provocative clothing and gets stared at. Even if the staring is inappropriate you'd have to except the high likelihood of it happening. Don't park an expensive car in the ghetto, don't dangle cash out your back pocket and don't put nude photos online.