Recently, in Canada, a mobile phone company sent out bills that showed the calls made. The bills showed the calls made by both of the spouses. Some of the resolute spouses thereby discovered their partners adulterous lifestyles. Even though they were cheating and lying to their spouses, the adulterers are uniting in their efforts to sue regarding people finding out about their actions. Let me rephrase this for clarity, the oath-breakers (and in some cases law breakers) are suing the company that allowed others to discover their clandestine actions.
Suing the informants that exposed the illicit activities is brazen to say the least. The best solution would have been for the adulterers to not have done what they did anyway. If they truly had no problems with their adulterous actions, they would not care who knew and who didn’t. The whole episode comes across as blame shifting. Rather than face the pain and consequences for their choices, they are looking for others to blame for their actions.
Best Regards,
Jeffrey Murrah
