Sorry but we can’t have it both ways. Social media has turned us into something less than human beings. When what I ate in which restaurant and my latest vacation pics with the wife and or kids becomes everyone else’s business( including on DDF), I have taken what used to be a reshus hayachid, my private life, and deliberately turned it into a reshus harabim. And that creates a sense of entitlement- people feel that they have a right to know what is going on in a reshus harabim. We have taken מה טובו אהליך יעקב, the concept of privacy in our homes and lives that Klal Yisrael once excelled in and discarded it for social media, and the secular concept of putting everything out there in the reshus harabim. Well, that’s what people do in a reshus harabim. They rubberneck.
Yep, It's why I deleted Facebook. I don't have Twitter Instagram Snapchat or any other of these.
But sometimes certain stories can help us be wise.
I was a pioneer of legal firearm ownership and training in South Florida
Zalman Meyer-smith of CSO will tell you that I was the first person here calling out these security issues
So I think like we need to protect everybody's privacy but also knowing what's really going on can often help us be alert.
I'm not commenting about this particular case because I don't know anything and I'm friends with the family and even if I wasn't the case I still would not comment in protecting and respecting everybody's privacy.
I'm just saying overall sometimes we see certain situations and it's important that we get an honest and clear picture of what happened so we can address to the appropriate way on the other hand or other times it's a clear violation of a family's desirable privacy which is just somebody sheer curiosity violating it