Further proof we are sliding into the pit as a country (warning, tongue and cheek)

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A great commentary on the great Ashley Madison hack and being a nation in decline:

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/20/opinion/the-ashley-madison-hack-shows-were-too-dumb-to-cheat.html?action=click&pgtype=Homepage&module=opinion-c-col-left-region&region=opinion-c-col-left-region&WT.nav=opinion-c-col-left-region

I think the funniest one is finding e-mails with the NSA domain, though who knows if people did that as a joke (you can basically post any e-mail you want there, they don’t validate it) ,though if the NSA addresses have real names and credit cards, then in fact it is real:).

BTW, I don’t think the hack itself was a good thing, or the site itself is a good thing, I hope they find who did this and throw away the key, for a lot of reasons.

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Um, it’s “tongue in cheek”.

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Anyone planning to look up anyone they know to see if they are on the list?? Not me! I remember the days of the scam thing where you would look up someone to see if there was a mugshot and it captured their name! Maybe it was much ado about nothing, but … no thanks!

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You won’t find my name on Ashley Madison. I waste too much time on CC to have an affair.

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I thought the article was absolutely hysterical! :))

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I just saw Josh Duggar was outed as one of the paid accounts. They are Commandments, Josh, not the Ten Suggestions, in case you forgot.

It’s so far outside my limits of behavior that I had no idea that this was such a well-subscribed website. It’s also a reason someone I know could use my name and I would never find out. Off to see if I’m on it.