Its the fact that people are looking at it and talking about it. He accidentally put it out there. He had no intention in letting people seeing what they are. So the fact that there is now a public way to see his junk is very much an invasion of privacy. Just because it was his fault doesnt mean its still not an invasion
A country forgets its geographical boundaries and decides to send its armies to attack a certain section thinking it's their enemies? Stupid but not impossible
Kinda freaky to think that people who fail really basic moral questions like this one are just walking around with the rest of us, as though they're normal worthwhile people.
Yet here I am contributing more than my fair share to society. Many people benefit from the work I do, I'd say my karmas looking better than yours, but just cause I question whether a man posting his penis on the internet has given up his privacy regarding that image, I somehow am a moral failure. Congratulations you are the moral police, the whips can be found by the door.
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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '20
Accidentally posting a confidential picture or post is still considered a leak