Cards Against Humanity creator pledges to purchase & publish congress' browser history

[ehrnst]

if they make it possible to purchase this info - no kickstarter needed!

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[JTFrog]

1. These idiots. Did they really think this couldn't come back to bite them in the ass?

They sold their votes for paltry sums of money. Someone said yesterday that those with the data would have to be willing to sell it to whoever wanted it. When the big money comes knocking at the door, those with the data will sell it to the highest bidder. No doubt about it.

This will come back to bite them squarely in their asses.

Maybe when they realize that, someone will pull the plug on this.

[DetlefK]

2. If it's in a database, it can be hacked and stolen.

It's just a question of time until something like that happens.

[JTFrog]

3. True. Especially when hackers get help from the Republicans. nt

[ehrnst]

5. Yep - self preservation is their primary driver.

They just need to be shown how it damages them.

[Jonny Appleseed]

4. I foresee all of our histories ending up on one of those "freecreditreport"-type search engines

If this isn't immediately rectified then you're gonna need to be a ghost who died in the 90s to get hired anywhere.

I've heard some ISPs are against the repeal as well (but that may just be publicly). I'd advise them to publish congress' histories immediately so we can rectify this debacle. No time for measured responses. Not in Trump's America.