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Mon Nov-20-06 12:20 PM
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Poll question: Is it wrong to trick someone into outing him/herself through false scenarios?

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I am hoping to gain insight on this matter. My friend and I are in disagreement on the issue:

Is it wrong to trick a person into outing him/herself by rigging a situation--for example:

Pretending to be someone of the same sex online and coming on to the person to see how s/he responds.

What do you think? In what situations would tricking someone like that be OK?

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