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In reply to the discussion: People who would attack the messenger to supress what they have to say... [View all]baldguy
(36,649 posts)13. And if the messenger is telling lies?
And a small group of extremists take those lies and exaggerate them?
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People who would attack the messenger to supress what they have to say... [View all]
TheMadMonk
Jun 2013
OP
Yeah, like when Greenwald 'reported' the NSA was stealing info directly from private servers
railsback
Jun 2013
#2
I don't think anything would satisfy you unless you were personally directing the NSA.
randome
Jun 2013
#24
Saying you can't trust any government agency is standard libertarian propaganda
arely staircase
Jun 2013
#50
Well, who should we believe, the Corporations who have been caught lying so many times before
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#21
Apparently for you it does. Do you have some proof of anything you 'believe' or is it just
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#55
If the point of contention is the message, it's still and attack on the messenger.
TheMadMonk
Jun 2013
#4
When the messenger provides documentation the messenger no longer matters. And ONLY those
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#22
Apparently he's still there, lugging around his computers, talking to . . . whoever.
pnwmom
Jun 2013
#26
So he DID release 'new' information? We were being told here that it was all 'old news'. I get
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#59
Plame's statement concerned internal surveillance only, but the issue I'm talking about here
pnwmom
Jun 2013
#70
Got a link to that? And I was just told again in another thread that is 'all old news'. People need
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#71
If Fox News says it is Thursday then some would argue that today can't possibly be Thursday.
KurtNYC
Jun 2013
#8
Lol, they always forget about the documents. I guess they haven't bothered to research exactly
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#36
If the messenger producers documents, which is the case here, it doesn't matter of the
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#37
In the case here, Snowdens documents say one thing and his allegations say another.
baldguy
Jun 2013
#54
Try to focus. It doesn't matter what HE says, or you believe, or anything else. It matters only what
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#57
The 'victim' is not the OP. He can correct me if I am wrong, but I believe he is talking about the
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#38
Who is 'Eddie'? But let's talk about that 'data base' which we now have more information about
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#58
Yeah, if it conforms to our prejudices. You know, like what Faux tells their audience, or what
UTUSN
Jun 2013
#90
Character assassination is a huge red flag. The people that participate in it are fucking scum.
backscatter712
Jun 2013
#66
A few things. If he has 'every agent and their missions' in his hands, the real traitor is he
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2013
#97
What proof has Snowden offered to support his claim that from he could wiretap anyone...
Galraedia
Jun 2013
#84