Thread: Right to be forgotten invoked to kill review
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Old 11-05-2014, 05:22 AM   #47
fjtorres
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Originally Posted by disconnected View Post
Maybe not strictly on topic, but I think it must be really difficult to be young now and risk having every stupid thing you do follow you around forever.
Well, kids have always been warned about their permanent record.
Kids today are digital natives so they know that the internet is forever and that if you say it you own it. The world has always been tough, for young and old. The only thing that has changed is the nature of the pitfalls.

Anyway, the whole "right to be forgotten" thing smacks of a lack of integrity and an unwillingness to answer for their own deeds.
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