To everyone that consider Snowden a Hero

[jazzimov]

Please remember, this is what he supports:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017128309

As for me, this is a question that we have needed to talk about - the balance between a false sense of privacy and security. we willingly give up privacy for a few discounts. Is the government allowed to do the same for our security? And is our security at risk now as much as it was a few years ago? And, more importantly, can this info be used to influence our votes in the next election?

That is the first question we should ask: can this info be used to influence our votes in the next election?
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[Fire Walk With Me]

1. That's a link to Rand Paul with a small furry talking animal on his head.

[former9thward]

2. Please link to where Snowden says ending DOMA will lead to marriage with animals.

Otherwise your claim is BS. The Slander Machine drags out a new one every day hoping something will stick.

[PSPS]

3. Don't forget Snowden kills kittens! So that makes domestic spying OK!!11!1!

[backscatter712]

4. Snowden has the right to support whatever politicians he wants.

His choice of politicians is irrelevant. The documents he disclosed about the NSA's illegal and unconstitutional surveillance are what I give a shit about.

That does not mean that I support Rand Paul. Of course I think Rand Paul's a douchebag.

[delrem]

5. What a disgusting bullshit OP.

Total bottom feeder.

[quinnox]

6. the first question that comes to my mind, is WTF is the government doing thinking they can spy

on U.S. citizens? The people are not the enemy, and this country should not look to the Cold War Era Soviet Union or East Germany for inspiration.

[avaistheone1]

7. Completely ridiculous

[sibelian]

8. "That is the first question we should ask: can this info be used to influence our votes in the next

election?"

No. The first question we should ask is "can the the info gathered by the NSA be used to influence the entire United States population in ways that it hasn't even thought of yet?"