Comments on: Waxy.org: Daily Log: Sex Baiting Prank on Craigslist Affects Hundreds

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By: on the other side

on the other side — Wed, 13 Sep 2006 06:41:27 +0000

on the other side…

Why is Jason the bad guy here? DID YOU READ THE POST? DID YOU READ THE REPLIES???? These are men who are looking to abuse and hurt people. You think this is OK?

Saying they are “consenting adults” is not good enough. The replies to the ad were from complete slimeballs and they SHOULD be outed. It is an honest reflection of the complete unhealth of the US sexual interactions that people would try and put the blame on Jason, not on the men who are looking to abuse and hurt women.

By: cricket

cricket — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 03:59:05 +0000

You’re kidding, right? On the fence? If everything you do on the Internet has zero expectation of privacy, all anonymous and pseudonymous commentary on blogs will dry up; people will stop doing business on eBay (don’t want my buying habits exposed to everyone now) or with anyone but the biggest merchants; social networking sites will go away for all but the young and terminably stupid.

What this guy did was immoral, dishonest and the mark of a real asshole. Oh, and quite likely illegal. It’s not about whether the respondents to his ads are nice people, cheating husbands or using their work accounts. Two wrongs, quite simply, don’t make a right.

Perhaps one day the next wronged “Star Wars Kid” will pull a Columbine on the next “Jason Fortuny” and then we’ll see who’s sorry.