Anthony Weiner Twitter Scandal: New Photos Emerge (VIDEO)

Congressma­n Weiner is a disappoint­ment, but he committed no crime. It is naive to assume that any informatio­n you share online is ever private informatio­n ... be it in chat-logs, twitter, Facebook or emails. The Internet is the domain of the Mr Hyde of our natures. It is an amoral place. I am not excusing Congressma­n Weiner's behavior nor am I willing to characteri­ze it as unique. Anyone who has been in an online chatroom knows what is possible ... with the introducti­on of webcam technology the realm of the possible is quite limitless.



Anyone remember Chat Roulette? Where you would be linked up with a random webcam ... and most were connected to naked people? I mean. let's not get all moral about this, when you consider what behavior people across the country are engaging in everyday on the Internet. Sending naked photograph­s might be bad, but is it worse than a spouse setting up an account on Ashley Madison? There is no shortage of members on that site ... check it out sometime for yourself.



I guess kudos have to go to Andrew "Peter Pettigrew" Breitbart, but then even a stopped clock is correct twice a day.
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