But that is the rub. One person’s politically incorrect speech is another person’s civil rights. Homosexuals were being politically incorrect when looking for civil rights. Should we have shut down their voices?

oh, millenials are going to "fix" things. can't wait for that.

Please stop you are being way to logical for the complete idiots here.

You can’t be serious. Try replacing the word “white” with “black” in those tweets and imagine what an avalanche of whining bitchery would a white person ”calling black people out on their shit” cause.

Um, you can always go to her own words: http://imgur.com/gallery/Z0w0a

Yep. And she’s also a fucking hypocrite, who cried like a little bitch over twitter trolling while engaging in exactly the same thing, and got hundreds of people suspended for nothing.

Here you go...

Ah, internet justice warriors. “How dare you insult my precious! Let me throw the same, if not WORSE insults right back at you because it’s ok for us to do it to randoms, but not celebrities!”

There’s a difference between a right and being stupid enough to leave nude images on something that can easily be hacked. You can have nude photos all you want, just be smart enough to delete them after.

I know right?! I’m not a sociopath. I do feel for her, it absolutely blows. But that doesn’t mean I’m not going to make a joke about it.

I’m not sure you understand what ‘privacy’ means. ‘Privacy’ means a reasonable expectation that nobody will ever witness whatever it is you are doing. After the Fappening and all the other ‘leaks’ that have come off the internet, you have to be foolish in the extreme to think that you have a ‘reasonable’ expectation…

Agreed. If you do, don’t keep them in the cloud or on your phone.

Your comparisons are poor, for a few reasons.

God forbid anybody take even small steps to ensuring their privacy and modesty, right?

Which is just shorthand for “you don’t have a right to privacy.”

Anything digital someone creates has the risk of being stolen, and everybody needs to realize that. It’s not right, but it’s our reality. If you want to take explicit pictures of yourself, then you knowingly run that chance.

I wouldn’t call it a right to privacy issue so much as a realistic expectation of the integrity of online security.

I’d say that if you, every single day, had someone trying to break into your house solely to steal your television. Which, if you’re famous, is what is happening daily to your various accounts. So, if you are a celebrity, you either don’t care if your nudes are leaked and take them anyways, or you DON’T TAKE THEM. If…

Which begs the question, why the hell did she put any of this on that site—private or not—in the first place?

This is one leaked nude I’m going to have to pass on.....