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17. What did you mean by "our corporations" then? n/t

Sun Mar 23, 2014, 08:16 AM

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Is US espionage against China unconstitutional? [View all] Cali_Democrat Mar 2014 OP

Anybody? Cali_Democrat Mar 2014 #1

My first reaction is that the question is a massive red herring. Bonobo Mar 2014 #2

I apologize for any confusion Cali_Democrat Mar 2014 #9

You are dodging the question treestar Mar 2014 #13

Which part of the constitution do you think it violates? BainsBane Mar 2014 #3

I really don't know the inner workings of Snowden's mind. Liberal Veteran Mar 2014 #6

CIA Vision, Mission & Values Katashi_itto Mar 2014 #8

I have been an avid defender of Snowden. This, IMHO, is one step too far. Democracyinkind Mar 2014 #10

"Our corporations"? Fumesucker Mar 2014 #14

You're reading too much into that phrasing. See my sigline. nt Democracyinkind Mar 2014 #15

What did you mean by "our corporations" then? n/t Fumesucker Mar 2014 #17

Corporations operating under our jurisdiction. nt Democracyinkind Mar 2014 #20

He's in Russia, he's working for them, Benton D Struckcheon Mar 2014 #11

No, but espionage against the United States is. gulliver Mar 2014 #12

Government spying for national security is one thing Fumesucker Mar 2014 #18

Agree there is a difference. It's unethical. randome Mar 2014 #19