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33. Well put, Kelliekat, thanks

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Snowden, in new statement, accuses Obama of using ‘old, bad tools of political aggression’ [View all] Galraedia Jul 2013 OP

Wah wah. Just enjoy Russia still_one Jul 2013 #1

Illegitimate argument BehindTheCurtain76 Jul 2013 #2

Indeed! +1 eom Purveyor Jul 2013 #4

You don't steal classified information and then run off to Hong Kong and Russia Galraedia Jul 2013 #5

Domestic Surveillance BehindTheCurtain76 Jul 2013 #27

and BehindTheCurtain76 Jul 2013 #28

Are you illiterate? Galraedia Jul 2013 #29

ooooookkkaaay BehindTheCurtain76 Jul 2013 #34

Last time I looked there were over 6.5 billion people... TheMadMonk Jul 2013 #42

You don't classify illegal actions against the American public and expect it to stay a secret. Forgot10Hiro Jul 2013 #64

The NSA is operating under current law. The criminal here is Snowden. n/t Tx4obama Jul 2013 #8

Most unConstitutional laws were "current law" until they were judged to be unConstitutional askeptic Jul 2013 #15

For what? There's no motive in the world. wtmusic Jul 2013 #20

So arrest Clapper then BehindTheCurtain76 Jul 2013 #35

Re: easier and a lot less time consuming mallard Jul 2013 #47

That's adorable. /nt Ash_F Jul 2013 #44

The NSA was never chartered to run surveillance against American citizens Forgot10Hiro Jul 2013 #65

Exactly Mnpaul Jul 2013 #10

Do you have a link for that? tridim Jul 2013 #52

Sure, I was at the protests that happened 3 days later Mnpaul Jul 2013 #57

He seems surprised. Blandocyte Jul 2013 #3

"I never supported Obama, and now I'm very disappointed that he hasn't met my expectations" struggle4progress Jul 2013 #6

Get back to us when you understand what LIBERTARIAN... TheMadMonk Jul 2013 #45

Take two aspirin, drink plenty of fluids, and feel better soon! struggle4progress Jul 2013 #48

What you called libertarianism is actually authoritarianism, or on a larger scale, fascism. Psephos Jul 2013 #61

Beg to differ. The USA's "desire" to control is limited... TheMadMonk Jul 2013 #63

Fascism... hmmm like claiming the power to spy on every American without due cause. Forgot10Hiro Jul 2013 #66

In previous statements Snowden admitted that he committed crimes... Tx4obama Jul 2013 #7

D, R or USA. Behaviour of some Snowden detractors... TheMadMonk Jul 2013 #46

Fuck off asshole. SoapBox Jul 2013 #9

Russia doesn't want him. Neither did China. savalez Jul 2013 #12

Eddy Weddy Your 15 minutes are Up Wolf Frankula Jul 2013 #11

I have problems with the NSA program. Dawson Leery Jul 2013 #13

cringe-worthy embarrassment in exile uhnope Jul 2013 #14

What don't you understand about illegally revoked U.S. passport? n/t JimDandy Jul 2013 #16

accused felons get passports revoked. nothing illegal about it. as for "exile" uhnope Jul 2013 #18

His passport wasn't illegally revoked...it was revoked in accordance with common practice alcibiades_mystery Jul 2013 #32

The warrant misidentified Snowden JimDandy Jul 2013 #36

The warrant is a legal warrant in the United States and sufficient for revocation alcibiades_mystery Jul 2013 #38

TL;DR JimDandy Jul 2013 #67

Is there anyway a person with a revoked passport can get asylum? flamingdem Jul 2013 #37

If all that was required for an offending government to prevent its nationals from applying for alcibiades_mystery Jul 2013 #39

Of course that's logical but we're dealing with Putin's airport flamingdem Jul 2013 #40

Of course. The U.S. gives Chinese, Russian JimDandy Jul 2013 #55

Saw this response on another site: savalez Jul 2013 #17

Message auto-removed Name removed Jul 2013 #19

Why, welcome "Zheldon". wtmusic Jul 2013 #21

You're the one with a Snowden Hero avatar. OilemFirchen Jul 2013 #41

Ben Franklin wtmusic Jul 2013 #50

I'm in OH OilemFirchen Jul 2013 #53

Thank god people like you stand guard to protect us from questioning authority. n/t Psephos Jul 2013 #62

I mostly sit. OilemFirchen Jul 2013 #68

Unlike the others, I applaud the argument and heroism. NoodleyAppendage Jul 2013 #22

+1 wtmusic Jul 2013 #23

Snowden has a tendency towards authoritarianism... Galraedia Jul 2013 #24

Simplistic for simplistic notions of how the world actually works. n/t NoodleyAppendage Jul 2013 #58

Yes, since all that "spying" was going on over the years I noticed how oppressed we are. kelliekat44 Jul 2013 #25

Yes, interesting how the surveillance state can only see what it wants to see askeptic Jul 2013 #26

Well put, Kelliekat, thanks appacom Jul 2013 #33

Willing to sell out your privacy for a little security, are you? wtmusic Jul 2013 #49

+1 Douglas Carpenter Jul 2013 #43

+1 wtmusic Jul 2013 #51

+1 Myrina Jul 2013 #56

No, no, no! These are the NEW, AWESOME tools of political agression! Pterodactyl Jul 2013 #30

Poor deranged thing.. he's calling himself a "whistleblower" 'cause that sounds Cha Jul 2013 #31

Hubris-laden little shit, isn't he? He brought this ALL on himself! MADem Jul 2013 #54

Next, he will try to run to Iran with his knowledge of NSA processes; or Syria; or North Korea. He AlinPA Jul 2013 #59

like that old saying about repeating things enough times ... mallard Jul 2013 #60