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ksoze

(2,068 posts)
Tue Jun 25, 2013, 04:16 PM Jun 2013

Traitor Exception Clause: "I don't agree with the secret data I stole, so it's okay" [View all]

Forget the methods used or the actual data, since when does taking top secret data out of the country and sharing with enemies transcend the act of treason?

Can a bank robber get an exception because the bank got some of the money from profiting from bad mortgages? Can a thief get an exception for robbery if the watch he stole was a knock-off?

It's the act, not someone's moral opinion on the data or its collection method.

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