Lewdog
Gold Member
I don't have any training in opening up a closed mind such as yours so I'm not sure what will get through to you.so they agree that you have to get someone to respond to a phish to start a hack.It was over the moment you started this thread. This is nothing more than stomping your feet and holding your breath until you turn blue.Ok, if you don't think a phishing email is a hack... then this argument is over before it even started. Next.
Good try hoss, but experts agree that a phishing email IS the key to open up a hack.
Thanks for clarifying that.
It's a way of hacking. What is so hard for you to understand about that? Podesta's email wasn't the only thing hacked.
1. The emails that were released were not refuted as false. This means that the information in them highlighted what that campaign and people thought.
2. All sides, Media, GOP, and the DNC try to influence the people through the use of information. No one will say that providing information to the voters is a bad thing.
3. All sides will gleefully release information on the other side that they managed to acquire. The DNC would jump at the chance to get secret information on the GOP for use in an election.
4. If this upsets you so much, then file charges against the Russians (if it was Russians) for breaking the law. By all means, prosecute them. However, you best be calling for the political parties to start taking their IT security seriously.
6. Stop trying to blame anyone but the flawed human Hillary Clinton for losing this election.
1. Not true. They were questioned as being altered prior to their release by Wikileaks.
2. Using hacked information for just one side of the election and not providing the same information for both sides is unethical.
3. The GOP didn't release the information about the DNC, and the DNC didn't hack the GOP. Maybe you forgot about something called Watergate.
4. You can't file a lawsuit against a foreign country in the U.S. over the election...
6. First you can't count, where is 5?