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In reply to the discussion: New Surveillance Whistleblower: The NSA Violates the Constitution - TheAtlantic [View all]cantbeserious
(13,039 posts)24. Your Opinion Only - Others Would Disagree
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New Surveillance Whistleblower: The NSA Violates the Constitution - TheAtlantic [View all]
WillyT
Jul 2014
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...and the traitors were saying the provided legal channels should have been used.
L0oniX
Jul 2014
#54
Really. Why didn't Tye come forward broadly and publicly prior to Snowden? Courage is contagious.
Luminous Animal
Jul 2014
#38
Big brother will take all actions necessary to protect the establishment and otherwise thwart
indepat
Jul 2014
#15
Good, we obviously have more than enough insiders good to see more "outsiders"
raindaddy
Jul 2014
#18
Was this inevitable when W and Cheney purposely ignored 911 warnings and ushered in Patriot Act?
randys1
Jul 2014
#53
That's The Problem With Following The Law... From Tye's Orignal Piece In The WaPo:
WillyT
Jul 2014
#41
It should be considered a violation of the law and possibly of the Constitution
JDPriestly
Jul 2014
#71
I don't think he has struck the right balance because it will not be reeled in without destroying it
TheKentuckian
Jul 2014
#73
We were right, more will come forward. Many of these people thought they were serving
sabrina 1
Jul 2014
#44
I can agree that the unwarranted invasion of citizen privacy is something that we all need to be
kelliekat44
Jul 2014
#57