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16. You are right they both don't indicate if something is right or wrong

Wed Jun 4, 2014, 09:14 AM

Jun 2014

It is a pissing contest, excuse my vulgarity

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More Americans Oppose Edward Snowden's Actions Than Support Them [View all] baldguy Jun 2014 OP

So? How is that relevent? bowens43 Jun 2014 #1

It's as relevant as a post showing.... DonViejo Jun 2014 #5

You are right they both don't indicate if something is right or wrong lostincalifornia Jun 2014 #16

Polls are little more than a snapshot in time... DonViejo Jun 2014 #18

Good points lostincalifornia Jun 2014 #19

Do you feel the same way about... DonViejo Jun 2014 #6

Thanks for responding. We agree on this. eom DonViejo Jun 2014 #14

agreed, and we know the msm is not necessarily the most reliable source lostincalifornia Jun 2014 #13

Cue the music.... KurtNYC Jun 2014 #4

What most Americans know about this is next to nothing. merrily Jun 2014 #7

Completely off topic etherealtruth Jun 2014 #8

My buddy Orchid. baldguy Jun 2014 #11

Oh, she is adorable etherealtruth Jun 2014 #15

As if the government cared what we think. nt bemildred Jun 2014 #9

Happy to be in the minority. bigwillq Jun 2014 #17