Interesting.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f93_1390833151
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Interesting.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f93_1390833151
I'm listening for the last 11 minutes. I don't agree with everything he has done, but I'm always impressed by Snowden when I hear him talk.
Won't load on my crap phone. :(
Didn't realize he was so young.
Not bothering to listen to a traitor trying to rationalize what he did. It's probably got about as much truth value as Obama's State of the Union address ...
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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
The only traitors in this are those that are going against established US law and the Constitution ... not Snowden...
Interesting indeed. I have strong mixed feelings about what he did. Do I revile him for betraying our country, or respect him for exposing our corrupt and morally bankrupt government?
Oh no, Snowden is indeed a damned traitor. People should be far more concerned with what the IRS and DOJ have been doing but NSA is placed in the same position now that Nixon was in 1960 when Kennedy spouted the BS about a missile gap.Quote:
Originally Posted by clublights
Good to know you agree with Feinstein on the value of the 4th amendment. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
All too often we hear about the overreach of foreign governments (from our own) on their citizens and how the U.S. is devoid of any such activities. While there had been suspicions for years, Snowden pulled back the curtain on the ugliness of A) the hypocrisy the U.S. has demonstrated in condemning other countries of, and B) showed that we are as bad, if not worse, than any of them in the snooping on our own citizens department.
Traitor? -more like patriot.