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2. Brazil. Home to some of the most dangerous cities on Earth.

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Tue Dec 17, 2013, 07:42 AM

Dec 2013

Home to some of the highest murder per 100K rates in the world.

Have fun, Edward.

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Edward Snowden offers to help Brazil over US spying in return for asylum [View all] dipsydoodle Dec 2013 OP

Russian winters can be brutal hack89 Dec 2013 #1

Brazil. Home to some of the most dangerous cities on Earth. Nanjing to Seoul Dec 2013 #2

They are not dangerous to people with money. former9thward Dec 2013 #33

ROFL alcibiades_mystery Dec 2013 #13

Me too! I want to be your neighbor! VanillaRhapsody Dec 2013 #54

What a fucking dunce BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #3

What a good little carla Dec 2013 #23

Are you saying his position on Social Security has evolved? BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #29

What does his position on social security fujiyama Dec 2013 #35

He's a "true American who thinks for himself" BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #37

what is his position on Social Security? frylock Dec 2013 #45

I think the poster means Drale Dec 2013 #77

What's his position on Japanese monetary policy? JackRiddler Dec 2013 #88

I just yawned BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #89

The smart, it just keeps coming. JackRiddler Dec 2013 #91

See, you just keep throwing punches at the bad guys BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #93

I think for myself treestar Dec 2013 #48

No. Just an opportunist as all Libertarians really are in heart and soul. BlueCaliDem Dec 2013 #27

as reported by "the blaze" frylock Dec 2013 #47

How about the Washington Post? BlueCaliDem Dec 2013 #52

Maybe his position "evolved" like it did for the President on gay marriage fujiyama Dec 2013 #75

Yes, he also was annoyed that McDonald's workers made more than him. MADem Dec 2013 #62

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Brazil is near Equador Ichingcarpenter Dec 2013 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author delrem Dec 2013 #6

Maybe he could become a tourist attraction--they could use the money. MADem Dec 2013 #20

Meanwhile we give aid to Israel Ichingcarpenter Dec 2013 #21

I didn't have a point, I was simply pointing out a fact. MADem Dec 2013 #53

k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth Dec 2013 #7

Snowden nails it: "They're about power" TBF Dec 2013 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author delrem Dec 2013 #9

+1000. ^^^^^ GoneFishin Dec 2013 #11

+1 harun Dec 2013 #12

Strangely, no NSA apologist is taking that last quote about power on... Pholus Dec 2013 #25

Nope, it's all obfuscation and "but Brazil does it too" - TBF Dec 2013 #40

Why is anyone who opposes the hero worship of this hypocrite Libertarian.... VanillaRhapsody Dec 2013 #55

Personalities again? Unsurprising. Pholus Dec 2013 #81

NO, he's the one who wants power treestar Dec 2013 #49

... TBF Dec 2013 #51

EXACTLY! VanillaRhapsody Dec 2013 #56

Since Snowden has no experience in intelligence collection, how would he know? jmowreader Dec 2013 #71

"Don't worry your pretty little head about that" - TBF Dec 2013 #73

"intelligence school" JackRiddler Dec 2013 #86

I must have been on sick call the day they taught those two subjects jmowreader Dec 2013 #96

You just keep believing that. JackRiddler Dec 2013 #97

As if the World Cup and Olympics-holder Brazil isn't 'spying' left and right msanthrope Dec 2013 #10

Congratulations! hueymahl Dec 2013 #14

And there is this from the link in the OP. RC Dec 2013 #16

And? You think that's proof of what...precisely? nt msanthrope Dec 2013 #30

The opposite of what you posted. RC Dec 2013 #38

Um, no. A few Senators don't control the security services of Brazil. msanthrope Dec 2013 #59

Now do you not understand there are no bad people in this world? treestar Dec 2013 #50

You're right, msanthrope.. they don't the bit Leaker's generous offer.. Cha Dec 2013 #80

little by little rtracey Dec 2013 #15

I see a guy with a conscious. toby jo Dec 2013 #19

I see a guy who is acting in his own self interest bhikkhu Dec 2013 #26

Not only do I think that she should grant him political asylum.... DeSwiss Dec 2013 #17

You think ANY govt entity would trust him with their cyber security now? VanillaRhapsody Dec 2013 #57

Yeah what a joke treestar Dec 2013 #84

Yeah, this guy is such a patriot....... Beacool Dec 2013 #18

Yeah, well we're also the ones...... DeSwiss Dec 2013 #63

What a fucking weasel. TwilightGardener Dec 2013 #22

No, I think that person you're referring to..... DeSwiss Dec 2013 #64

Good luck to you, Edward. I donated boomersense Dec 2013 #24

Yes let's point out how bad Brazil is MyNameGoesHere Dec 2013 #28

The sycophants to the security state will attack any country fujiyama Dec 2013 #76

Good luck Mr. Snowden! eom wildbilln864 Dec 2013 #31

I thought everyone had been telling me all this time Blue_Tires Dec 2013 #32

Yeah, but only the most diehard pro-Snowden people BlueCaliDem Dec 2013 #39

+1 n/t jaysunb Dec 2013 #41

I think you got the point.... VanillaRhapsody Dec 2013 #58

That's what I take away from it, too. eom BlueCaliDem Dec 2013 #67

Answer to your question undiegrinder Dec 2013 #74

The fact that he won't ever explain what he means when he said he "saw things" makes me doubt... randome Dec 2013 #83

Of course he is. DeSwiss Dec 2013 #66

What was it that you called President Obama in another post? davidpdx Dec 2013 #99

Not that this will ever occur, but imagine if he did get to Brazil. randome Dec 2013 #34

Putin must be done with Comrade Eddie the Traitor and Lapdog. SoapBox Dec 2013 #36

It's always refreshing to see a display of McCarthyite sentiments. Thanks. Comrade Grumpy Dec 2013 #42

+1 Lenomsky Dec 2013 #44

Somalia suits his little Libertarian sensibilities! VanillaRhapsody Dec 2013 #60

This message was self-deleted by its author closeupready Dec 2013 #70

1973 called and they'd like Archie Bunker returned to them post haste. nt DisgustipatedinCA Dec 2013 #78

And all of them such bastions of transparency treestar Dec 2013 #85

Well done Snowden I wish you luck .. Lenomsky Dec 2013 #43

Funny Snowden didn't mention GCHQ, which I admit is a more worrisome aspect. randome Dec 2013 #46

The documents make it abundantly clear "what that means." JackRiddler Dec 2013 #98

Brazil says not considering Snowden asylum Eugene Dec 2013 #61

Of course not BeyondGeography Dec 2013 #65

And Snowden hasn't asked Luminous Animal Dec 2013 #68

The funny part is it's Greenwald's former employer saying Snowden is pushing a deal... Blue_Tires Dec 2013 #82

I guess Snowden approves of spying - just as long as the target is the US govt. baldguy Dec 2013 #69

so he wont help them unless he can get something for himself ? JI7 Dec 2013 #72

Snowden's now just realizing what he gave up. CFLDem Dec 2013 #79

Oh hooray! JackRiddler Dec 2013 #87

I'm glad we agree! CFLDem Dec 2013 #90

The moral void. JackRiddler Dec 2013 #92

That's the spirit! CFLDem Dec 2013 #95

Who gives up that kind of life? DisgustipatedinCA Dec 2013 #94