On 4/1/2012 6:40 AM, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
>> http://www.fastcompany.com/1826121/employers-want-your-facebook-password-now
>>
>
> Some employers are arseholes. Don't work for them.
>
> If some employer wanted access to my personal data, I would simply
> refuse. If that means they don't hire me, that's their loss, not mine,
> IMHO.

Sadly, like the argument that American Libertarians fail to grasp, along 
with Tea Partiers, and a lot of Republicans, when it comes to economics, 
business practices, regulation, and buying politicians, the 
***biggest*** problem with this idea is that it only works until 
most/all of them are doing it.

The example I just used today was if the government wasn't allowed to 
regulate carnivals, so every carnival had prizes booths that cheated 
people, and it turned out that the number of the cheating just happened 
to be 100% of them. Going to a different booth isn't going to work, nor 
is going to a different carnival. But, according to the morons, the 
"free market", whether you are a buyer, or the guy trying to find a job, 
or you are worried someone might find that you read hustler, instead of 
playboy (or just read either), is supposed to somehow fix this, without 
someone else stepping in to stop them doing it.

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