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In reply to the discussion: Snowden: Obama Using "Citizenship As A Weapon" [View all]Purveyor
(29,876 posts)62. And I don't see spying and collecting everyday data on US citizens a 'basic right' of our gov't. eom
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Not being able to travel does NOT make him stateless. All it does is prevent him
pnwmom
Jul 2013
#86
He let GeeGee and Julian's ASS-anganistas write a check his ass will never be able to cash.
Tarheel_Dem
Jul 2013
#9
WAIT! I thought he was already in Hong Kong when the1st article was printed.
KittyWampus
Jul 2013
#16
You can't betray a Government and expect to hold valid documents from it at the same time.
MjolnirTime
Jul 2013
#17
Perhaps you missed the question. Who 'betrayed' who first, the gov't by spying on its citizens or
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#37
Well if you think the USA hasn't betrayed you...there is nothing left for you and me to discuss.
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#49
The American people betrayed themselves when they went along with this shit in the first place.
phleshdef
Jul 2013
#89
His claims about US surveillance have been disputed. The fact that he faces felony charges
pnwmom
Jul 2013
#88
so NSA snooping is wrong therefore snowden should be able to give US secrets to the Chinese?
arely staircase
Jul 2013
#50
Where are the "WikiLeaks attorneys" and why haven't they advised Mr. Snowden
alcibiades_mystery
Jul 2013
#46
I think Snowden was the first to use "citizenship" as a weapon...against his own government. nt
kelliekat44
Jul 2013
#24
Oh yes, he could always return the the 'land of the free'. "Free" my ass... eom
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#31
About as free as he would be here in the USA but at least he knows that gov't. I thought I did
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#40
Ed doesn't believe in the law. Snowden has a big stage to lie about the Pres and the USA..
Cha
Jul 2013
#69
I'm not sure that is still true after the Patriot Act but I'm too tired to confirm. iirc, we
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#53
Yup: looks like he's gotta renounce his citizenship himself before he whines about being stateless
struggle4progress
Jul 2013
#72
And I don't see spying and collecting everyday data on US citizens a 'basic right' of our gov't. eom
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#62