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orpupilofnature57

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9. He exposed the apparatus of a secret society, we pay for....

Reply to WonderGrunion (Original post)

Tue Aug 13, 2013, 09:26 PM

Aug 2013

I don't think the NSA is less criminal than Snowden, and like Chuck Toad stated in the form of a question (MSM asshole) if the NSA are Heroes, isn't Snowden ?

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Is it wrong to think that Snowden is a criminal AND the NSA needs massive reform? [View all] WonderGrunion Aug 2013 OP

The NSA is criminal and Snowden is utterly irrelevant except for his being a catalyst. n/t Egalitarian Thug Aug 2013 #1

Yep nt Mojorabbit Aug 2013 #3

+1 forestpath Aug 2013 #8

It is never wrong to think. nt Deep13 Aug 2013 #2

No elleng Aug 2013 #4

What the NSA is doing is criminal. Snowden revealing this criminal activity was the ethical Warren Stupidity Aug 2013 #5

I thank Snowden for teaching you that the NSA needs massive reform David Krout Aug 2013 #6

How about "Is Snowden a whistle-blower?" burnodo Aug 2013 #7

He exposed the apparatus of a secret society, we pay for.... orpupilofnature57 Aug 2013 #9

Yes, it is. But the VICTORS can choose between heroes and criminals. HereSince1628 Aug 2013 #10

I appreciate knowing that billions are going toward NSA in secret while those on Medicare pacalo Aug 2013 #11

NSA needs massive reform. Patriot Act needs repealing. Snowden hasn't done a damn thing heroic Number23 Aug 2013 #12

I'd say he should be pardoned. He broke the law but had a good reason. limpyhobbler Aug 2013 #13