Lenin said alot of things, almoust all of them were bullshit. But one thing he said which is true and oftern quoted when talking about Germans is:
"A Revolution in Germany is impossible, since it is considered to be a crime there, to look into your neighbours garden."
Which sais alot about us. The right to privacy is seen as very importent here, almoust as importent as the right to bare arms is importent to some Americans.
Growing up in such a sociaty, I myself also have absolutly no understanding for the publishing of private and other information which could put the individuals about whom the information was published at risk.
What the reporters did there, would be considered to be a crime here and legal action would definatly be taken.
"A Revolution in Germany is impossible, since it is considered to be a crime there, to look into your neighbours garden."
Which sais alot about us. The right to privacy is seen as very importent here, almoust as importent as the right to bare arms is importent to some Americans.
Growing up in such a sociaty, I myself also have absolutly no understanding for the publishing of private and other information which could put the individuals about whom the information was published at risk.
What the reporters did there, would be considered to be a crime here and legal action would definatly be taken.
