Should "retweeting" be a crime?

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(10-04-2019, 05:36 PM)fredtoast Wrote: 1. You still don't get the point that the message was made public by a third party not the one that received the message.




2. Was the content made public by a third party or by the person you sent it to?

1. What did the original receiver of the message do when she sent the private message to parties outside the consent of the sender?

2. Pretty sure you already know the answer to this but: The content was made public by the person I sent it to. 

So did the person that made the PM public commit a crime? 

Your logic follows the logic of the following ridiculous statement:
"I can keep a secret, it's just those that I tell cannot".