When you disrespect your own government and show such little reagard for your President,

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36. That response is beyond ignorant. Theft is theft. Violating an oath is violating an oath. What

Snowden has revealed and what Snowden has stolen are two different issues anyway. His claims of doing this to expose the programs that gather information on American citizens didn't reveal anything new. He has four computers worth of data. We don't know what those contain. He did claim that he has the location and identification info of American spies and assets everywhere in the world. He hasn't revealed it yet, but when he does it won't support his claim that he is trying to expose the American gov't "spying" on American citizens.
If he wanted to be a whistle blower, he should have followed whistle blower laws. He didn't and isn't. He's an individual who took an oath and then violated it.