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Verizon Employees Fired For Snooping Obama's Record

longhairedgnome writes "The curiosity in President-elect Barack Obama's phone records came with a high price tag for Verizon Wireless employees. According to CNN, the workers who snooped on Obama's phone records have been fired. 'This was some employees' idle curiosity,' a company source told CNN and added 'we now consider this matter closed.' Justice served? What about legal possibilities?" Can we expect anyone who followed a warrantless wiretap from the Bush administration to also be fired then? I mean, they violated our privacy as well.

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  1. No. by Penguinoflight · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's becoming increasingly clear that only celebrities and criminals have the right to privacy.

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    1. Re:No. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      I think you mean politicans and criminals.

      Same thing.

  2. Re:Justice Served by Hal_Porter · · Score: 5, Funny

    (keep your friends close, and your enemies closer).

    What if your enemies have FUCKING SWORDS?

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  3. Re:Cluster B personality disorders by BlackCobra43 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Hi! Stand back in awe as my completly unverifiable anecdotal evidence trumps your generalization!

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