> deserve what they get sadly
This is incredibly insensitive and dismissive, and victim-blaming.
This is incredibly insensitive and dismissive, and victim-blaming.
This is also not the first time they cover up some serious problem and refuse to fix it. In fact, that's a daily activity for them. This one is just a larger problem than usual because they are broken too, not only their clients (even though, that makes it only slightly larger).
We clearly reached it at the 90's. We have been waiting for the other shoe to drop since then.
Several million dollars gone from one virus. But they forged ahead, entreating further with Microsoft.
Victims absolutely shouldn’t be blamed, however, you don’t buy a Pinto if you are concerned about being trapped in a fiery wreck, you don’t go to Skid Row after dark if you’re concerned about violent crime, and you don’t buy Microsoft if you’re concerned about security. These are all things we’ve known for decades.
But if that someone hunts down the mugger, dances a jig in front of him, starts mocking, "oh come on, I have a thousand bucks cash on me, point the gun at me already"... well, telling them that they're doing it to themselves isn't victim blaming. It's objective truth, the only truth that matters.
They're doing it right now. As we speak. We're having this conversation watching them while they try to throw themselves in front of the gun. It's time to stop worrying about whether or not we're insensitive when we describe what's happening in front of our eyes.