How mean is it to post a photo of someone you *really* dislike on HOTorNOT.com and laugh at the results? Am I a bad person? :(
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That is reallly mean! lol..Would you want someone to do that to you?
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very mean .. i think it s a very ill-natured act, plus you are breaking laws for using another persons photo without his/her consent.
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It seems to me. I can think of some things that would be a better use of my time.... Hey, wait. That would be everything.
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It's obviously a mean act. Why do you need other people's assurance of whether or not you're a good person? That's a question you should be able to answer.
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I think it is mean!! Move on there are many people I dislike but I have learned not to waste my time with them :-) enjoy your day and don't worry about them!!
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rock on!! do whatever makes you happy, and never feel guilty about laughing at misfortunes of others! Innocently that is...
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I know it seems like the web is an open place where you can do or say (type) whatever you want, and most of the time, you can and get away with it but when you present a real person by name, image or just saying the person's name on a video and uploading onto the web and attaching something bad about that person or without consent, you can get sued and it happens all the time. I know it sounds like a harmless or safest way to vent your anger towards a person but it "can" come back and bite you in your butt.
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that is awesomeeeeee..... although i wouldnt want someone to do that to me!!! i just have to ask... what if people vote her hot? is that even an option??
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I've learned from experience that that kind of stuff can come back to haunt you. When I was much younger (before the internet), I spent a lot of time talking bad about other people. That's how we had fun, just mimicking people we don't like, and talking bad about them. Twenty years later, I regret it. I wish I'd been more compassionate, and kinder. I may have hurt some people who probably didn't deserve it. But at least I didn't post the mean stuff on the internet; it was all private. While writing this, I assumed that you must be 16 or something, but I see from your profile that you're actually a teacher. I really don't want to sound unkind, but if you're doing things like what you describe, than are you mature enough to be a teacher? My kids are 7 and 10, and they need a grown-up for a teacher, not a teenager.
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