The ever intelligent Emma Watson shares her response to the Jennifer Lawrence nude photo hack amongst other celebrities like Ariana Grande, Victoria Justice, and Kate Upton.

The Harry Potter star challenges you to think twice about posting nasty comments as she tweets:

"Even worse than seeing women's privacy violated on social media is reading the accompanying comments that show such a lack of empathy."

Although JLaw's spokesperson has already warned the public that this case is "a flagrant violation of privacy" and that "the authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence," an immense number of online sources showing 4Chan's hacked photos are still very much existent.

While a lot of people may just smirk over this warning and continue with their lustful actions or comments, you probably have to realize that you are stealing a piece of these celebrities' souls. Borrowing the words of Luke O'Neil from Esquire Magazine:

"As any consumer of internet pornography, myself included, can tell you - where such hacks, authentic and staged, are now commonplace - there's something different about looking at images that were not intended for our consumption that separates them from the run-of-the-mill feelings of titillation we experience when looking at professional pornography. It feels like we've stolen a piece of the woman's soul."

Luke's viral article has finally voiced out what needs to be addressed, not only to make everyone stop from making this spider web bigger and bigger, but for them to grasp the entire essence of this technological catastrophe.

Humanity can easily give in; it happens, but translating Emma Watson's response into simple language, give at least a bit of respect.

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