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To: hal ogen
This wasn't an attack on the US. It is an attack on a private corporation that has inadequate computer security and executives with no judgement as to what they post

If a major corporation gets hacked, we expect that corporation to take responsibility, make things right, and strengthen computer security. Now, you have Sony and the feds saying the gov should be more involved in private enterprise? Doesn't Obama have more important issues? Personally, I want less, not more, federal interference.

It's very funny that Sony can come up with a "satire" that kills off a foreign leader of a hopeless country, and supposedly that hopeless country can respond in kind. Has it occurred to anyone that this might have been very clever hackers with a weird sense of humor doing the hacking in such a way that North Korea gets blamed?

And what's the government response going to be? Hack North Korea's entertainment industry. Folks, this is funnier than the movie could ever be. A real live Mouse That Roared.

JMHO

21 posted on 12/20/2014 6:43:10 AM PST by grania
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To: grania
Except that it makes America look like a bunch of kowtowing pansies. Capitulating to KJU???? Will Hello Kitty be the next one to make demands?
22 posted on 12/20/2014 6:46:17 AM PST by liberalh8ter (The only difference between flash mob 'urban yutes' and U.S. politicians is the hoodies.)
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