The Framing of Assange

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(10-19-2016, 11:32 AM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: I completely agree.  This is my major problem with Snowden and the people who idolize him.  You want to hold him up as a paragon of American values who exposed government overreach?  That all falls apart the minute he exposes US surveillance techniques and activities against foreign countries, any foreign country.  At that moment he ceases to become a whistle blower and became a traitor to his nation.  Much like Assange, and I agree with you on him, there is a line that you shouldn't cross and they both did so eagerly.

I think the difference is that Snowden only wanted certain data, but had to hastily do a full dump and run.
Not sure if he had to agree to the full-montey for asylum, or not.

I would agree that not everything needed disclosed.

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