"From scandal to spectacle", Ori Nebijaj reacts after videos of public figures circulating on social networks: Prison for anyone who shares

2026-09-30 15:56:00 / SHOWBIZ ALFA PRESS

"From scandal to spectacle", Ori Nebijaj reacts after videos of public

The well-known moderator, Ori Nebijaj, has reacted after the publication and distribution of videos with intimate content online, calling the scandal not the private lives of the people involved, but the violation of privacy and the dissemination of images without their consent.

Nebijaj has made a publication on social networks, where he criticizes the great public interest in seeking and distributing such materials, while demanding criminal liability for persons proven to have filmed or distributed intimate images without the consent of the persons involved.

Ori Nebijaj's full post:

FROM SCANDAL TO SPECTACLE

That we are a sexually frustrated people, there is no question about it! Every time a "scandal" with intimate videos comes out, the thirst to see them boils our blood. In fact, the scandal is not people's intimate lives. The scandal is the violation of their privacy and the way we expect, seek out and distribute those images. Disgusting.

Women who may have been filmed in their privacy without their consent. Ordinary men, the scum of society, who carry out such scenarios. There should be clear criminal liability for anyone who is proven to film someone's privacy without their consent and for anyone who distributes those images without consent. This is abuse, not entertainment.

Great fun, hysteria on the phones, as videos are passed from one to the other. It still amazes us that people have intimate lives.

Issues arise that raise questions about the abuse of power, the state, and our taxes, and yet we waste our attention on the pink stories: who he was dating, who he had a mistress.

And, as always, the bill of shame goes to the woman first. The man may be part of the same story, but she becomes the headline, the object of judgment, and the target of commentary. This is our double-standard morality: when we should be held accountable, we become spectators; when we should be respecting privacy, we become prosecutors.

I'm closing by mentioning a name,

ADRIAN HILA.

What ordinary perversion. Burg has distributed the videos to everyone, both first-hand and second-hand.

Po ndodh...

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