The damage was done by the inexcusable criminals who:
1) ordered the breaking of the constitution
2) started the killing spree known as the "war on terror"
3) the spending of $56.1 billion PER YEAR to disrupt, what, 50 terrorist events across the last decade?
All I have to say is that sad little people like you who want to punish Snowden are getting the government you are paying for.
You know what's even worse? The terrorists are winning.
The American government has thrown away the constitution. Arguably the main thing that made America worth having in the first place.
The criminals are spending the government into the ground. At some point, the rest of the world is going to say "Hey, I'm not loaning you any more money. You're on your own."
Bottom line? The terrorists made/Americans/ and the US government crazy enough for them to tear their own country apart! It will take time, but think about what's happening out there.
Al Quaeda has lost/maybe/ 1000 people.
America has lost its soul, and is toppling in slow motion.
Blaming Snowden or any other whistleblower is simply the criminals trying to make sure the mob kills the wrong people.
So, if the government is going to give this bozo equal time, there'll be a SWAT team bust in his door, steal all his electronics for "inspection" (and of course will stomp on them on the way to the evidence room), and will put him in jail for...oh...maybe a year for "hate speech", right?
Of course not, because the people that pull the trigger agree with this jackass. They're just not stupid enough (by and large) to have posted something like that in a public place.
That information needs to be released because the powers that be in American government and the military-industrial complex are getting away with murder, quite literally. They're committing crimes that the constitution was originally formulated to prevent.
They've taken the roles of "private citizen" and "public servant" and reversed the meanings so that we can find out all about what a "private" citizen gets up to, but we have/no/ idea what "public servants" are doing.
They lie, they misdirect, they steal, they kill, start wars, violate international law, and they make us wonder if Ed Snowden should be tried as a "traitor", and good folks such as yourself to wonder why we're all so excited about this.
The bottom line is that they are trying every single thing they can (most of which I expect we don't know about) to hide this, to distract us all from their crimes, and to shift blame onto a twenty something instead of with the people who ordered the crimes in the first place.
"Run, Forrest! Run away! Hurry!"
The main reason that I know this is wrong in moral terms? The fact that I'm worried about expressing my opinion because it differs from that of the criminals in Washington.
Shame on them for doing it, but *triple* shame on us for letting them do it.
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Won't someone just vote her pernicious backside out of office already? How much more damage must she do to the US before we wise up?
Isn't this the classic definition of a "trojan"?
Meh. So much for Microsoft doing things differently.
-Ken
All I have to say is that sad little people like you who want to punish Snowden are getting the government you are paying for.
You know what's even worse? The terrorists are winning.
The American government has thrown away the constitution. Arguably the main thing that made America worth having in the first place.
The criminals are spending the government into the ground. At some point, the rest of the world is going to say "Hey, I'm not loaning you any more money. You're on your own."
Bottom line? The terrorists made /Americans/ and the US government crazy enough for them to tear their own country apart! It will take time, but think about what's happening out there.
Al Quaeda has lost /maybe/ 1000 people.
America has lost its soul, and is toppling in slow motion.
Blaming Snowden or any other whistleblower is simply the criminals trying to make sure the mob kills the wrong people.
So, if the government is going to give this bozo equal time, there'll be a SWAT team bust in his door, steal all his electronics for "inspection" (and of course will stomp on them on the way to the evidence room), and will put him in jail for...oh...maybe a year for "hate speech", right?
Of course not, because the people that pull the trigger agree with this jackass. They're just not stupid enough (by and large) to have posted something like that in a public place.
-Ken
But why would you /want/ to run Windows 8? I just don't get it.
That information needs to be released because the powers that be in American government and the military-industrial complex are getting away with murder, quite literally. They're committing crimes that the constitution was originally formulated to prevent.
They've taken the roles of "private citizen" and "public servant" and reversed the meanings so that we can find out all about what a "private" citizen gets up to, but we have /no/ idea what "public servants" are doing.
They lie, they misdirect, they steal, they kill, start wars, violate international law, and they make us wonder if Ed Snowden should be tried as a "traitor", and good folks such as yourself to wonder why we're all so excited about this.
The bottom line is that they are trying every single thing they can (most of which I expect we don't know about) to hide this, to distract us all from their crimes, and to shift blame onto a twenty something instead of with the people who ordered the crimes in the first place.
"Run, Forrest! Run away! Hurry!"
The main reason that I know this is wrong in moral terms? The fact that I'm worried about expressing my opinion because it differs from that of the criminals in Washington.
Shame on them for doing it, but *triple* shame on us for letting them do it.
-Ken
He's been waiting with bated breath to get that next terrorist action stopped.
It's important that the rest of us understand what we're getting for our $10 billion per year.
All you liberal bleeding heart types can now sleep solidly in bed.
"The truth? You can’t handle the truth!”
Jack Nicholson (as Col. Nathan R. Jessep)