Anderson's 'Don't Forget' Reminders: 'Private Lives Exposed' Show
Tuesday, November 22, 2011 9:21AM
On Tuesday's "Anderson," guests shared their stories of online betrayal from bitter exes. Sadly, these betrayals can happen to anyone, and they can ruin lives.
For Tuesday's "Don't Forget" reminders, Anderson shares how to help avoid these situations.
For Tuesday's "Don't Forget" reminders, Anderson shares how to help avoid these situations.
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Hello Anderson,
I DVR your shows so I don't miss a word. I watched the show with the young man who puts nude pictures on his website as a "business". I noticed that no matter how you phrased your questions as to "why" he has no moral issue with what he's doing and how what he's doing is ruining people's lives, he never answered what you were asking. He was relishing in the fact that he was invited on your show and took that as an opportunity to "promote" his website. I will be writing to my Congresswoman asking if she can propose a bill to halt this invasion of privacy on the grounds that he not only posts private photos of people, but he also accesses Facebook accounts of these people. This last part has to be illegal in some form, don't you think? Thank you so much for making my day at 4pm everyday. I look forward to your show because it's not only fun (at times), but very informative with your varied topics.
Try something "new" for the Thanksgiving holiday, and enjoy your time spent with your mother. She is truly a remarkable person! Treasure her, because during my lifetime, I have lost my mother, my father, all of my aunts and uncles and three brothers. Fortunately, I have two children and two stepsons, 3 of whom have given me 13 grandchildren and a new great-grandson. Happy Thanksgiving Anderson, and keep bringing us more topics to inform us and for us to discuss with others.
Did we really need to be reminded of how idiotic some people can be when it comes to understanding others' rights to privacy? Your guest "porn" webmaster seems to be proud of the fact that he has no moral compass, as you asked about. Most of us with a moral compass work hard to avoid people like him, and to avoid behaviors like having and/or sharing nude photos with anyone at all like your young and obviously terribly naive young women. There are certainly topics that could elevate your audience, not offer an hour's worth of nonsense. In the words of the webmaster, "I mean ..."